Shohei Ohtani wrote his name into the baseball history books on Thursday after becoming the first player to hit 50 home runs and steal 50 bases in a single season .
The Los Angeles Dodgers ’ star’s record-breaking moment has made headlines across the world, but he will have to pay a huge sum to retrieve the vital home run ball from the fan who caught it.
Ken Goldin, whose collectibles auction house Goldin have sold some of baseball’s most iconic memorabilia–including the fabled T206 Honus Wagner trading card for $7.25 million–provided an initial value in the region of $250,000 each for Ohtani’s bat and ball from the game…