Dodgers Auction Aaron Judge's World Series Error Ball for Over $25,000

The baseball from Aaron Judge's pivotal dropped fly ball in Game 5 is being sold to benefit the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation.

Aaron Judge's dropped fly ball in the fifth inning of Game 5 of the World Series helped spark a five-run Dodgers rally that led to their championship win over the Yankees.
The baseball is being auctioned by the Dodgers, with proceeds supporting their charitable foundation, which has invested millions in community programs since its inception.
As of Thursday, bidding on the ball has surpassed $25,000, with 85 bids made ahead of the auction's scheduled close at 8 p.m. EST.
The error marked a rare defensive misstep for Judge, who had not committed an error all season, and contributed to the Yankees' collapse after holding a 5-0 lead.
The auction also includes other memorabilia from the Dodgers' World Series victory, but Judge's error ball has drawn particular interest due to its historical significance.