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Source: Fox News
Summary
The estate of Jim Irsay, the late owner of the Indianapolis Colts, auctioned off his collection of iconic sports memorabilia at Christie’s, generating over $93 million. The collection included items such as Secretariat’s Triple Crown saddle, Wayne Gretzky’s Edmonton Oilers jersey, and Jackie Robinson’s bat. The auction set 23 world records, including the most expensive Pink Floyd guitar sold at auction.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
Irsay’s collection was always going to fetch a pretty penny, but no one expected it to break the bank like this.
From the saddle to the jersey, it’s clear that Irsay was a man who knew a thing or two about building a legacy.
This auction was the culmination of a lifetime of collecting, and it’s a testament to Irsay’s dedication to the game.
It’s no surprise that the FBI is looking into Irsay’s death, given his history with prescription drugs.
Original Observation: This auction was the perfect way for Irsay to leave his mark on the game, even in death.
