Cory Youmans Says He Hasn't Decided What He'll Do with Aaron Judge's 62nd HR Ball

Cory Youmans is the lucky fan who caught New York Yankees star Aaron Judge's 62nd home run ball, but he said he didn't know what he'd do with it next.

"That's a good question. I haven't thought about it," Youmans said, via Ryan Glasspiegel of the New York Post.

After much anticipation, Judge set the American League single-season record with his 62nd home run Tuesday night against the Texas Rangers.

Youmans, a vice president at a local branch of Fisher Investments, certainly has plenty of options for the ball, including a $2 million offer Memory Lane President JP Cohen made last month.

"I'll immediately pay $2 million for that baseball, and I want to promptly loan it for display at Yankee Stadium for the public to see in person," Cohen said, per Rich Mueller of Sports Collectors Daily.

Putting the ball up for auction could lead to an even larger payout.

Another alternative could be to simply give the ball to Judge.

Michael Kessler, who caught the right fielder's 60th home run, returned the baseball for a meet and greet with Judge as well as collectables. The ball hit for No. 61 also wound up in Judge's hands after it landed in the Toronto Blue Jays bullpen.

Judge remains 11 home runs short of the major league record set by Barry Bonds in 2001, but the excitement surrounding the chase is enough to make the 62nd home run ball a valuable commodity.