Aaron Judge is on a course to change the face of baseball history. In terms of the American League home run record, he is just one powerful shot away. This means the next home run from his bat is going to have a special place in baseball’s record books. So it’s obvious that everyone now wants a piece of history and it’s proving to be costly. 

Aaron Judge has remained a sensational player since making his MLB debut with the New York Yankees in 2016. With 200+ career total home runs, ‘All Rise’ is leading the seasonal batting statistics this season.

Notably, the four-time All-Star Judge won the American League Rookie of the Year Award in his second season. He is now a strong contender for this year’s Triple Crown and American League MVP Award. 

Judge slammed his 61st seasonal home run last week. In doing so, he tied Roger Maris’ American League record, which is in place since 1961. Since then, the baseball community and especially the Yankees fan base have been eagerly awaiting the 62nd smash from Judge. Consequently, the ticket prices for the Yankees series against the Texas Rangers at Globe Field have soared. 

Aaron Judge is the man with a heavy box office value 

As the prevailing common narrative goes, Aaron Judge is the ‘man of the moment’ in baseball. The Yankees are presently facing off against the Rangers at Globe Field. But the series is all about Judge and his next home run. For obvious reasons, the ball that gets slammed for Judge’s 62nd home run can fetch a fortune at an auction. 

But before having a chance to witness history, people will have to pay a high price to take a seat. The seats in the left-field corner at Globe Field are up as high as $795. It’s because of being the region where Judge is most likely to smash the ball. While the seats on the opposite field got listed at $150. 

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Any seat below the top level got priced at $100. The cheapest decent deal for an upper deck seat got listed at $30. Such is the price of merely witnessing Judge’s next home run now. The price of the historic ball, when hit, is something that would be out of this world.

How much longer will the public wait? 

The Yankees opened up the first game of the away series against the Rangers on Monday night. The Yankees won the game by defeating the Rangers on a 3-1 margin. But alas, there was still no sight of Judge’s 62nd home run. 

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How many total home runs do you think Judge will score this season?