Fashion designer Marc Ecko recently paid $752,467 for Barry Bonds's 756th home run ball. "I was at a dinner and everyone was worked up; someone to the right of me was like, 'It's real, it's legitimate,' on the left of me someone was saying, 'No way, it's tainted, it needs a footnote,'" Ecko told
MTV. "And someone across from me just rolled their eyes. Maybe I had too much wine that night, but I put my hand down and I was like, 'I'm going to get that ball.'" Ecko doesn't plan to keep the ball in his personal collection. Instead he has set up a website -
Vote 756 - where fans can vote on just what should be done with the controversial baseball. There are three options ...
Fashion designer Marc Ecko recently paid $752,467 for Barry Bonds's 756th home run ball. "I was at a dinner and everyone was worked up; someone to the right of me was like, 'It's real, it's legitimate,' on the left of me someone was saying, 'No way, it's tainted, it needs a footnote,'" Ecko told MTV. "And someone across from me just rolled their eyes. Maybe I had too much wine that night, but I put my hand down and I was like, 'I'm going to get that ball.'" Ecko doesn't plan to keep the ball in his personal collection. Instead he has set up a website - Vote 756 - where fans can vote on just what should be done with the controversial baseball. There are three options ...
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