Pope Leo XIV asked fan ‘White Sox or Cubs?’ before autographing baseball at the Vatican

It is not often that the sports world is getting intensified from the papal choice, but it changed when the word was broken for the election of Pope Leo XIV as the first American-Armenian Patriarch last week. As soon as the world found out that the new grandfather was from Chicago, the people of sports immediately dug to see where the worshiper of sports teams in WINDY CITY is facing.

After some back and white soaks, who is the Pope to claim when the Pope’s Pope’s paintings that wear white sox gear wearing his algians. Pope Leo XIV this weekend became his first public discovery from becoming Pope and added his legend to the baseball fans, when he signed the Vatican Paul Widi Hall on Monday.

Colorado’s Orioles fan Jason Perash is an autographed baseball self-confronting collector and some brought some of the Vatican’s signature to the Vatican’s signature on his collection. According to Chicago Sun Drops ResolutionA number of him managed to do the same, but Pope Leo Xiv forced him to answer one very important question before signing it. “White Sox or Cubs”.

The parachus wisely answered White Sox, and now it is possible to have a proud owner of some magnificent baseball memorandums. Signed ball of the Pope.

“It’s one of the most important events in my life, it’s already big on my mind. … I’m just glad he was chosen, “Perash said. “I think he will do well. And the fact that he refers to baseball in some way, because the Pope probably would like to make any man to sign baseball. “

It certainly doesn’t sound like Perash plans to grow his Rome’s grandfather’s signed ball, as it will pass next to his collection, like Mark Buehrle’s perfect game ball, and a few Frank Thomas Home balls according to the sun’s time. In other words, if he looked at auction that could save from theology point of view. One will be able to inquire for papal baseball.

We have seen a lot of pricing labels that have reached the 50/50 ball of Hohei Ohtani for $ 4 million, but the regularly signed ball cannot significantly less. For example, the highest pace for the signed ball is a small, but $ 20,000 – 200,000, while Mickey Mantle is $ 500 – $ 10,000, depending on the quality, For the mint of the riseA number

I am not sure where the Pope falls lands among the legends of Yankez, but so far only one ball was written in Latin.