Fan Who Jumped Railing To Catch Aaron Judge’s 62nd HR Ball Ejected, But Uninjured

The fan who leapt over the arena railing in an effort to capture Aaron Judge‘s 62nd crowning achievement ball in some way prevented injury … however he did get some problem following the fall — he was instantly booted from the arena.

The person left his seat and leapt numerous feet onto a concourse listed below in an effort to land the historical baseball in the very first inning of NY’s video game versus the Rangers in Texas … however he showed up empty — as the Yankees slugger’s historic blast eventually landed into a guy’s mitt in the very first row.

TMZ Sports has actually discovered … the person obviously prevented damaged bones in the dive — although he didn’t always leave unharmed, ’cause polices inform us he was fulfilled by security personnel who tossed him from the location.

We’re informed the Rangers did have a chance to press charges versus the person and/or problem him a criminal trespass caution — however they decreased, so polices let him go without additional event.

As we reported, Cory Youmans — a financing employee in Dallas — was the one who captured the ball … which, according to SCP Auctions’ David Kohler, deserves $2 MILLION.

Youmans informed press reporters at the arena he wasn’t sure what he was going to finish with it.