This is about Barry Bonds. If he did break the record in at Wrigley Field, would the fan throw ball back?

Question

I realize that this is a what if question, but I wondered about that when i saw the recent schedule. I kow every time Bonds comes to the plate, a special baseball is put in place. I think the person would have kept the ball myself. Now he has a chace to break record in Milwaukee or Atlanta. Hank Aaron played for both of those teams. How ironic is that? By the way, I am not a fan of Barry Bonds.

Answer 1

Only if they could throw it back from the street!

Answer 2

lol, what a great question, i like it ! i know you have the wrigley custom, that's some distance cool & each and everything ! yet, i totlaly have self assurance that there is basically way too lots funds to be made, or had & all the extras that would desire to /would contain that " particular " living house run ball ! if could be totlaly awesoem , if it did certainly take place, & the gang beginning yellling to throw it lower back, & the guy did !,lol ( or in the event that they have been basically not thinking for a short occasion & have been given coaught up in the throw it lower back chant & /or replace into inebriated & basically did it like nike ! lol

Answer 3

Regardless of how you feel about Bonds or the record, anyone who says they would throw the ball back is lying...the ball that he hits for #756 is already projected to auction at a minimum of $500,000. If Todd Macfarlane would pay $3 million for McGwire's #70, who knows what the top end of an auction for this ball would be worth?

To those of you who are parents: that ball, regardless of your feelings, would pay for your children's college education. Are you REALLY even thinking about throwing it back?

Answer 4

I don't think so. It'd be better to keep that one, lest it fall into the hands of Barry Bonds. I think whoever catches it should give it to Hank Aaron, the man who will still hold the MLB record (in my opinion) -- just to spite Bonds.

Answer 5

it depends what the person wants to be, a laughing stock or a potential millionaire, ill take the ball and the money and fame that comes with it. but they mught throw some sringes and astericks on the feild and such

Answer 6

if i was lucky enough to be at the game, in the seat, with the record ball in hand i would just throw myself on to the field

Answer 7

Of course not. That one that was hit in the stands and was "thrown back" by the fan, according Sportscenter was a regular ball thrown back.

Answer 8

If you get "the ball," sell it as quickly and for as much as possible.

Because in very short order,he will hit another one, and that ball will be a sudden second best. Turn it into cash as fast as you can

Answer 9

when the record is hit a person would be stupid to throw it back, that ball is going to be worth millions.

Answer 10

I bet people will be carrying balls in their pockets so if they get the real thing, they'll dig in their pocket and throw the fake ball back.

Answer 11

If it's at Wrigley field I don't think the fan could catch it.