2016 Do It For Durrett Auction Items

2016 Do It For Durrett Auction Information

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Silent Auction Items

Dinner with the Rangers front office – You and a guest will have a chance to have dinner with Rangers general manager Jon Daniels as well as a couple of special assistants to the GM who may ring a bell – Rangers greats Michael Young, Darren Oliver and Thad Levine. If that wasn’t enough, Emily Jones will also be there to help moderate things and make sure the wine selections work with dinner.

Dallas Stars

A signed sweater from Dallas Stars superstar Jamie Benn

Dallas Mavericks

A pair of autographed, game-used shoes from Dallas Mavericks star Zaza Pachulia

JJ Barea

A pair of autographed, game-used shoes from Dallas Mavericks star JJ Barea

Carolina Panthers

A signed cap from Carolina Panthers quarterback and NFL MVP Cam Newton

Cleveland Indians

An assortment of signed baseballs from the Cleveland Indians including Mike Napoli, Michael Brantley, Francisco Lindor and Corey Kluber

Dallas Mavericks

A pair of autographed, game-used shoes from Dallas Mavericks star Chandler Parsons

Texas Rangers

Round Rock Express: Signed Nolan Ryan ball, signed Ryan Rua jersey, four President’s seats for the 2016 Round Rock game; two $50 gift cards to the team store; dinner for four at the Greenhouse Craft Food, behind-the-scenes tour at Dell Diamond; one night stay at Hilton Garden Inn in Round Rock; signed team ball

A signed bat from Rangers rookie Nomar Mazara

Texas Rangers – a signed bat from Rangers stars Adrian Beltre, Pudge Rodriguez and Josh Hamilton

Texas Rangers – a signed bat from Rangers prospect Joey Gallo

Texas Rangers – an autographed helmet from the young studs from the Rangers including Rougned Odor, Lewis Brinson, Joey Gallo and Delino DeShields

Texas Rangers – a signed ball from Prince Fielder & a signed ball from Adrian Beltre.

Texas Rangers – a signed ball from Cole Hamels & a signed ball from Yu Darvish.

Seattle Mariners – A signed bat from Seattle star Nelson Cruz

Seattle Mariners – a signed ball from Cy Young winner Felix Hernandez

Seattle Mariners – a signed bat from Seattle star Robinson Cano

NASCAR – An autographed door off the car of Sprint Cup champion Kevin Harvick.

From The Colonial Country Club – Two clubhouse medallion badges for the 2017 Dean and Deluca Invitational, valet parking for tournament, two Colonial caps, a pin flag

Orioles – signed ball from Adam Jones

Orioles – signed ball from Manny Machado

Orioles – signed ball from Chris Davis

Orioles – signed bat from Chris Davis,

Orioles – signed bat from Manny Machado

Orioles – signed bat from Adam Jones

Orioles – Signed jersey form Chris Davis

Astros – Signed balls from Dallas Keuche

Astros – Signed balls from Carlos Correa

Astros – Signed balls from Craig Biggio

Washington Nationals – Signed jersey from 20-strikeout man Max Scherzer

Washington Nationals – signed jersey from reigning National League MVP Bryce Harper

Washington Nationals – signed jersey from ace Stephen Strasburg

Kansas City Royals – signed ball from Hall of Famer George Brett

Randy Galloway Experience – You and two buddies will head to Aledo for a round of golf you won’t soon forget. When you get to the Sprint Rail Links & Golf Club, you’ll get to play a round with the worst golfer in Parker County – the great Randy Galloway. If that wasn’t enough, the other member of your fivesome is Texas Rangers Hall of Famer Tom Grieve. But wait, there’s more. You’ll cap off the day with lunch and drinks and Mr. Galloway himself will pick up the tab for that.

Live Auction

Mark Cuban Mavericks Experience:

If you haven’t heard, Mark Cuban can get a little boisterous during Mavs games. Why not? He does own the team. You can find out for yourself next season when you sit next to Cuban for a home game (to be determined by Cuban).

Ping Pong with Carlisle:

Do you consider yourself a ping-pong pro? Well Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle does. Next season you’ll have a chance to head over to the AAC and match skills against Carlisle as you take him on the table in the Mavericks clubhouse.

TMS Experience:

Do you have the need for speed? Well you can fulfill that this fall when you head to Texas Motor Speedway for three days of racing. The winner gets tickets for four to all three of the races at TMS in November. Not just tickets either, but Victory Lane tickets. And parking won’t be a problem either as a VIP parking pass is included for the weekend.

FSSW Bus Fan Experience:

You want to get in good with your Rangers-loving friends? This auction item will do it. You and 49 of your newfound closest friends will get picked up at your place in the Metroplex (within 80 miles of Globe Life Park) and head to the Aug. 30 Rangers game against Seattle. All of you will sit together in Section 9. You’ll have FSSW swag that includes a backpack, Rangers cap and I-wallet. You’ll also have a chance to be seen during the game on the FSSW broadcast. And your friends will owe you for life.

Date auctions

Derek Holland:

It wouldn’t be a Do It For Durrett event without a little love from Texas Rangers pitcher Derek Holland. Well at least a date. In the past Derek has had dinner at people’s house, taken them to Top Golf and set them up in a suite with him for Dallas Stars games. What will your date with Derek include? Bid and find out.

Rougned Odor: He’s everybody’s favorite Venezuelan second baseman, unless you live in Toronto. Rougie, who performed at last year’s Do It For Durrett event, is excited to help out with the event as long as you don’t try and get him with a take-out slide.

Nomar Mazara: He’s everybody’s favorite rookie outfielder on the Rangers and he’s also agreed to help us out. Maybe he’ll throw in a few batting tips too at no extra charge.

Jake Diekman/Sam Dyson: The Rangers bullpen duo wanted to make DIFD date history and offer themselves up for a double date. What happens on that date? Who really knows. If you’ve seen any of their fine work on any of the Rangers TV shows, you know that predictability is not their strong suit. Comedy is.