Sports Illustrated reporter and Bachelor Nation alum Bri Amaranthus was over the moon after her husband Cory Youmans got lucky and snagged New York Yankees star Aaron Judge's 62nd home run ball.
As the ball sailed toward the left field wall at Globe Life Field in Texas, Cory Youmans made the catch. He was immediately taken away by the New York Yankees authority to verify the authenticity of the home run ball.
When asked by news reporters what he intended to do with the historic memento, Youmans responded that he hadn't made up his mind yet.
"That's a good question; I haven't thought about it!"
Once the video of him being whisked away by Yankees security went viral, his wife, Bri, took to her Twitter account and reposted the video, writing, "This is my husband."
Cory Youmans is the vice-president of an investment firm that manages $197 billion worldwide. As per reports, he has got humongous offers from auction houses regarding Judge's 62nd HR ball.
"The man who caught the historic Aaron Judge baseball, Corey Youmans, doesn't exactly need the money. He is a vice president at Fisher Investments, which manages $197 billion worldwide. It may be the price of Judge's next contract." - @Bob Nightengale
With his classic hit on Tuesday, Aaron Judge surpassed Roger Maris' mark in 1961 and set a new single-season record in the American League.
Aaron Judge's lucky fan, Cory Youmans, and Bri Amaranthus got hitched in 2021
Bri Amaranthus and Cory Youmans began dating in May 2018.
"Fun fact... 🎃Neither of us have EVER drank a Pumpkin Spice Latte. Should we try one today?" - @Bri Amaranthus
Two years after being romantically involved with each other, the pair got engaged in February 2020.
"So glad I stopped, turned around and gave you my phone number ❤️ P.S. I love you." - @Bri Amaranthus
Cory and Bri tied the knot on June 5, 2021.
"Thank you for giving this hopeful romantic the real thing. The best year of my life!! Happy Anniversary!" - @Bri Amaranthus
The two are clearly enjoying all the media attention coming their way following Youman's brilliant catch at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.