What happened: Shohei Ohtani’s game-worn, autographed cleats climbed above $345,000 in the Realest Auction. The bid surpassed Michael Jordan’s 1994 Birmingham cleats.
Why it matters: The sale establishes a new high for game-worn, autographed baseball shoes. Bidding remains open, leaving the final price unsettled.
By the numbers: The cleats have drawn more than $345,000 with two days remaining.
What to watch: The auction’s closing bids will determine the final record.