Name: Historic Dodgers World Series balls for sale
Uploaded: 2025-11-12T03:33:29.209Z
Duration: 4 min 53 s
Description: When the Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series, they made history. Three home run balls that led them to the title are now up for auction on scpauctions.com.

When the Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series, they made history. Three home run balls that led them to the title are now up for auction on scpauctions.com.

Los Angeles

Three significant home run balls from recent Dodgers World Series games are now up for auction through SCP Auctions. The balls include Will Smith's Game 7 home run, Miguel Rojas' game-tying homer, and Shohei Otani's 469-foot home run, each carrying substantial historical and monetary value.

Bidding for these items has already reached six figures, with expectations that some may sell for over a million dollars. The auction is open to global bidders and will conclude on November 22, with the final prices reflecting both the historical importance of the moments and the international popularity of the players involved.

Historic Dodgers World Series balls for sale

It was a postseason to remember for the Dodgers. Smith hits a high fly ball to deep left field. It's got a chance. It is good! It's Will Smith in game seven! There's not a time I don't watch that I don't get goosebumps. It was one of those home runs that set the stage for the Dodgers to win the World Series. Each of those balls are now in high demand because of the parts that they played in Dodgers and World Series history. And now all three are on the auction block. But before they're sold, they're right here in the studio along with Mike Keyes from SCP Auctions. My hands are sweating right now to be like in the presence of these balls. How does your auction house, you know, there's a lot of auction houses out there. So how does SCP get these and how does it go through a bidding process for you as well? You know, sometimes we have a lot of competition for these kinds of balls, but we sold Freddie Freeman's ball last December from the World Series Grand Slam that he hit. $1,560,000. People know we get results for these types of balls. It's the third highest ball ever sold. Highest priced ball for, you know, in history and on the auction block. People trust us with getting the best results for them. And we handled Kirk Gibson's collection a while ago. We just handled Ron Say's collection. So, you know, we kind of consider ourselves the Dodgers auction house. Here you go. So these are all balls. I look at them like these should belong in some kind of a museum, but they could be in someone's home very soon, right? They could be in a museum as well. Okay, so let's talk about one of the first balls. The ball that won it all. We were talking about this Will Smith's Game 7 home run ball. It's this one right here. Closest one to you. Yeah, Will Smith's bomb there. That was incredible. That was just a crazy game. And what a way to cap it off with the go ahead bomb from Will Smith. Also, I mean, he's a beloved Dodger too. So just really cool that he's the one who hit it. And it's a really special ball. It's a special ball. So it's this one right here. If viewers get a chance to see this. And what's the starting bid on something like this? And what do you think it's going to go for? Yeah, so the Will Smith started $100,000. The bidding is at $130,000 right now. We think $300,000 to $500,000 plus. You know, there's a lot of upside. It could go into the seven figures. Some of our competitors have been quoted as saying it go into the seven figures. And I don't disagree with that at all. And this is an auction that goes worldwide, right? Absolutely. About people from all over the world that are going to be bidding on this one ball. Yep, we're online scpoctions.com. That's where anybody in the world can bid on these balls. That's just one ball. Our second ball here is the important ball in game seven. Miguel Rojas' homer. That's what this one right here. It's that tied game seven. Tell us about that hit because that was another one where, well, you know, they just kept on coming. I was watching it at a restaurant and somehow the restaurant's TV was delayed. I got a text from my brother that said, Miguel Rojas! Exclamations. And I go, what? And then I look up. Boom. And it was the whole place erupted at the restaurant. Really awesome. Tied it up. Again, just what an incredible game seven. And this ball is really important, too. The bidding started at $50,000. It is now, or excuse me, it started at $40,000. It's now at $50,000. All in, it would be at $60,000. We have a buyer's premium standard industry. So it's at $60,000 right now as it sits. Goosebumps again, because I think the game could have been over right then and there had it not been for Miguel Rojas. Okay, let's talk about this ball right here, right? Because this is the big guy right here jumping into the studio. Shohei Otani transcends sport, right? He's a global superstar. And that is home run number two that exited Dodger Stadium, went 469 feet. The Dodgers memorialized it with a plaque. It's considered the most impressive baseball performance ever in the history of the game. So that ball is bidding is at $240,000 right now. We think that's easily a seven-figure ball as well. So it's really the value to the bidder, right? Because I was saying to you, like, I would think that the game-winning home run, the Will Smith home run ball would be the most valuable one. But because of Shohei Otani and who he is and his reach beyond baseball, so to speak, is the reason why this one you think might go for the most. It definitely could. Again, I would love for the Will Smith to do, you know, two, three million dollars. And it could. It's an auction, right? It takes two to tango in an auction. And any of these three balls could do in the millions of dollars. We just won't know until November 22nd. Like we said, it's the most valuable to the bidder themselves. That's correct. What speaks the most to them. Yep. Thanks for bringing these, like, iconic pieces in here. It's great to be in the presence of baseball history. Yeah. Thanks for having me at scpoctions.com November 22nd. All right. Start your bids. You got it. We'll be right back. It's interesting now because when the balls are hit out and people are chasing after the balls now, so you've seen all the fights and the draws that go on, so people just know.

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