The gloves Evander Holyfield wore during the infamous boxing match in 1997 when Mike Tyson bit off part of his ear are now on the auction block. Available for bidding now at Lelands.com and could hit a $100,000 sale price. READ MORE
Terry Bradshaw, former quarterback of LA Tech, recently had some of his memorabilia reach an auction house in New York. Lelands in New York City, NY, has multiple jerseys, cards, and even a pair of autographed shoes in the Tech alum’s lineup. READ MORE
The Hall of Famer’s wood bat, which was signed by the 1937 Detroit Tigers, is up for auction on the website of Lelands-Sports Memorabilia and Card Auctions. The starting bid for Hank Greenberg's bat was $5,000, but as of Wednesday morning the number was over $8,000. Bidding ends Friday. READ MORE
You have four days left to put in a bid for the 1969 Cy Young Award trophy won by Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain. And you might be able to get it for under 10 grand. READ MORE
Bidding for the photo titled, “1924 Babe Ruth Barnstorming Tour Stop in Dunsmuir,” started at $1,500 and rose to $13,434 on Jan. 11, which is where it remained as of Jan. 23 with about nine days remaining in the auction. READ MORE
A 1964 Cleveland Browns championship ring is going up for auction. The ring belonged to former Browns wide receiver Tom Hutchinson, who played in Cleveland during the team’s final championship season. READ MORE
Paul Waner’s Baseball Hall of Fame plaque is being put up for auction. That makes me kind of sad. Waner, who grew up in Harrah and went to then-East Central State College in Ada, is one of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ all-time greats. In a Major League career that spanned 1926-45, Waner produced 3,152 hits and a career batting average of .333. READ MORE
Penny Chenery’s 1973 Kentucky Derby program and personal track-used 1973 Kentucky Oaks clubhouse box ticket stub sold for a world record $11,687 in the Lelands.com Monthly Auction, which closed September 9. READ MORE
A sports memorabilia piece with local Upstate New York ties will be hitting auction from Lelands sports later this month. READ MORE
In its current online auction, Leland's is offering the first card produced of "the most picturesque player in baseball," according to the back of the card READ MORE