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This is crazy. The seat you bought in left field in Yankee Stadium was the perfect one and you somehow gloved Aaron Judge’s 61st or 62nd home run. You are in a swarm of people as a combination of security and MLB officials head your way. “Come this way,” says one security officer holding your…

There’s no shortage of storylines on Friday as several teams are fighting for a spot in the postseason and Aaron Judge is chasing history in New York. There are 15 games on the slate and our experts have found betting value in two of them, targeting a team total and a first five innings runline.…

Aaron Judge continues the quest for his American League record-tying 61st home run Friday night against the Boston Red Sox. Judge has failed to homer in the past two games, since notching his 60th earlier this week. That hasn’t stopped the betting public from hammering his his home run props, though and they’re continuing to…

Over the next few days, weeks and months, many people in the memorabilia world and beyond will speculate about how much Yankees slugger Aaron Judge’s home run balls will be worth. But there’s finally someone willing to put his money where is mouth is. Rick Probstein, whose company Probstein Auctions did $160 million in sales…

The lottery winner from Tuesday night’s Yankees game was Michael Kessler, a 20-year-old fan and college baseball player who caught Aaron Judge’s 60th home run of the season. The Yankees offered Kessler a predictably underwhelming prize — and he took it. The trade off? The ball that tied Babe Ruth was bartered for four signed…

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is sitting on 59 dingers and his upcoming home run balls could net up to $20 million collectively. There’s plenty of history ahead. The next one is 60, the number Babe Ruth hit in 1927. The one after that is Roger Maris, who hit 61 in 1961. And the next one…