Aaron Judge's 61st home run ball was bound to be a highly lucrative collector's item. Unfortunately for the fans/collectors/prospective auctioneers in the stands at the Toronto Blue Jays' Roger Centre, a clashing of gloves caused the ball to land in the Toronto bullpen.
Of course, Buschmann might have not had much of a choice in returning the ball. While legal precedent has established home run balls to be property formally abandoned by MLB and up for grabs for fans, Buschmann being an employee of one of the league's franchises probably meant it was his duty to the club to return the ball.
Walsh and Buschmann have been together since his time as a minor league player, but they knew each other before when Walsh, a former college soccer player,Former Cy Young winner David Price, Buschmann's teammate at Vanderbilt, reportedly got them back in contact after being interviewed by Walsh on SportsCenter in 2012 and the rest is history. The two married in 2014, Buschmann made the big leagues in 2016 and Walsh gave birth to twins in 2017.
Buschmann's MLB career was very short, consisting of only three relief appearances in April 2016, but he has since found work as a coach while his wife moved to Fox in 2018.
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