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Florida man's lawsuit temporarily stops Ohtani's 50th HR ball from being sold

  • Max Matus filed a lawsuit claiming he secured Shohei Ohtani's 50th home run ball, which was stolen by another fan named Chris Belanski.
  • The lawsuit names Belanski, Kelvin Ramirez, and the auction house Goldin Auctions as defendants.
  • A Miami-Dade County judge deferred the motion for a temporary injunction, and a hearing is set for October 10, allowing the auction but preventing the ball's sale.
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