If you caught Albert's 600th home run ball....

[Taylor]

I'd give it to Trout.

[Jason]

41 minutes ago, True Grich said:

Hmmm.... Albert charges people for signed autographed balls and the money goes to his charity.  I'd have him make a large donation to the charity of my choice.

Me too but I consider myself a charity

[Make Angels Great Again]

11 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

Shove it up my ass.

 

Just like your pennies.

 

 

[zenmaster]

Trade it to him if he agreed to retire at the end of the year.

[ScottT]

Sell.

Sat in 101 last night.  All the talk has been that this isnt getting a lot of attention, but it was pretty cool each time Pujols came to the plate.  

[Adam]

I would autograph it "Deez Nutz" and give it back to him. 

[Richard]

7 hours ago, Rico said:

Throw it back.

This guy did.

 

 

[Taylor]

Ramon Ortiz vs. A-Rod in his prime in a day game at Angel stadium ... Edge: Lowell

[Troll Daddy]

 

[Tank]

16 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

Shove it up my ass.

right, like there's room for one more thing up there.

[fanfromday1]

I would ask that he give me another autographed baseball that says – "This ball is given to fanfromday1 (or, whatever my real name was at that time) in exchange for my 600th home run ball. Signed Albert Pujols". It would also include the date the 600th home run was hit.

Someday that ball would probably have more value than just any other autographed Albert Pujols baseball.

[Homebrewer]

I'd trade it to Albert for an autographed bat and an autographed game worn jersey...from Mike Trout.

[Tank]

I'd give it back to him for a game-used bat (signed), an autographed ball, and a photo of he and i together.

[ukyah]

i'd hold onto it. i think it's at an all time low value from the moment he hits it. once he retires and goes into the hof first ballot, everyone will basically forget his time in anaheim and the greatness that was his career with the cardinals will be what is remembered...then i sell that bad mother f'er.

[OregonLAA]

I'd just ask to be the one to give it back to him. It's a baseball. And he's a good dude

[Chuck]

Since Tim Mead is a good friend of mine and of this website, I'd have to give it to Pujols. Whatever I got in return would be a bonus. 

Selfishly I'd love to hold on to it until I got big $$$ from Pujols in return.

[AngelsLakersFan]

4 hours ago, Richard said:

This guy did.

 

 

Look at the lack of signage in the outfield.

[AngelsLakersFan]

1 hour ago, fanfromday1 said:

"This ball is given to fanfromday1 (or, whatever my real name was at that time) 

 

[fanfromday1]

3 minutes ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

 

I'm in the MLB witness protection program. Every time I go to an Angel game they lose. So I have to remain anonymous.

[Taylor]

18 hours ago, Homebrewer said:

I'd trade it to Albert for an autographed bat and an autographed game worn jersey...from Mike Trout.

tdawg would try to break into your house.

[Ohtaniland]

Meanwhile the masses are rushing to buy up all the seats in the left field area to try to catch the 600 hr ball. It's like someone playing the lottery because it's up to ex amount of millions. I can't wait until Albert hits HR number 600 in Detroit just for the Lolz. 

[Ohtaniland]

Lol that Albert couldn't hit the ball out of the infield tonight but some lucky fan caught Espinosa's 97th career homer ball. 

[eligrba]

7 hours ago, CALZONE said:

Lol that Albert couldn't hit the ball out of the infield tonight but some lucky fan caught Espinosa's 97th career homer ball. 

Sounds like it should go to tdawg.

[Stradling]

I'm not greedy but if I caught it I'd like a helmet autographed by him and Trout, a picture with him and a donation in my name to city of hope.  

[eligrba]

I would give it to Albert anonymously.