World Series: Fan gives Cooper Pratt Game 4 home run ball

I want to show you something that we were part of, though. Cooper Pratt hit the home run last night, and, well, I guess that's two nights ago now, or yesterday morning, I'm not really sure. It was late in game four. Right, and it looked like maybe it was going to be the home run that gave the Brewers a World Series championship. It did not turn out to be that. But someone from Milwaukee got that baseball, and tonight he wanted to get it back to Cooper Pratt. Pretty neat stuff. We have the opportunity to show it to you. Last night, top of the 12th, Cooper's up to bat. We're in left center in the third row. All of a sudden, Cooper hot off the bat. One of my buddies is like, it's coming here. And we looked up, and here comes the fly ball. It landed in the fourth row of our section, and I looked down. I didn't catch it. I tried to catch it. I looked down. It was right at my feet. Wow. There's the ball. That is the ball. And you're getting it to the press. You know what? It's got to go, as a parent of a ball player, never in the World Series, but as a parent of a ball player, that's why I reached out to your guy. I'm like, I want to get that ball to you. And A.J., because I promised him, I've never caught a baseball ever, and I promised him, I promised A.J., I said, if I catch a ball in the World Series, you're getting it. So I had to call him this morning. I said, A.J., here's the deal. I think the ball's got to go to Coop. And he said, you know what? If you can get me a signed autograph with a jersey and a chance to maybe meet him someday, Yeah. He's your biggest fan. We can make that happen. He's your biggest fan. Is that the first autograph you've signed as a World Series champion? Yeah, that's the first one I've signed as a World Champion. I mean, that's history right there. How cool is that? Mom, how proud are you of this? Oh, my gosh. Of your son, of your guy, of this moment. I don't know what he said. It's a pinnacle. And brothers that have got him here and just all the hard work. He said he was going to hang it up in his house. It's fantastic. It's fantastic. He's a great baseball player. But look at the way he's interacting with people, the way he's carried himself since coming to the major leagues. As a mother. I'm really proud of him. I'm just really proud of him. I'm really proud of him. And you should. Thank you so much.