A Florida man’s lawsuit has temporarily stopped Shohei Ohtani’s 50th home run ball from being sold after saying it was stolen from him moments after he secured it. Max Matus’ representatives say he gained possession of the Los Angeles Dodgers star’s historic ball before Chris Belanski took it away. Matus’ initial filing requested a court order declaring that he is entitled to the ball and requested a jury trial on his claims. The judge ruled that Goldin Auctions, which now has the ball, can start the auction, but no transactions can happen. The next hearing will be Oct. 10.