NOT ONLY CAN the Houston Astros celebrate their first World Series victory, but now fans can remember the MLB championship with game-used dirt from game seven against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Astros overcame the Dodgers 5-1 in Los Angeles to claim the best-of-seven World Series 4-3 last week and the MLB’s auction site is now selling small glass jars of dirt from the deciding clash at Dodger Stadium.
The dirt comes directly from the field where the Astros won their first World Series and is selling for $49.99 per jar.
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In case that is not enough for Astros fans, the memorabilia dirt could pair nicely with a World Series first base used during the opening two innings of game seven.
The base will go quickly as the auction is set to close on November 13.
Within an hour of being on the market, bids were already over the $600 mark.
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There are jars of dirt being sold from the Astros' game 7 World Series win
NOT ONLY CAN the Houston Astros celebrate their first World Series victory, but now fans can remember the MLB championship with game-used dirt from game seven against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Astros overcame the Dodgers 5-1 in Los Angeles to claim the best-of-seven World Series 4-3 last week and the MLB’s auction site is now selling small glass jars of dirt from the deciding clash at Dodger Stadium.
The dirt comes directly from the field where the Astros won their first World Series and is selling for $49.99 per jar.
In case that is not enough for Astros fans, the memorabilia dirt could pair nicely with a World Series first base used during the opening two innings of game seven.
The base will go quickly as the auction is set to close on November 13.
Within an hour of being on the market, bids were already over the $600 mark.
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Baseball Houston Astros Los Angeles Dodgers MLB not dirt cheap though