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BASEBALL CANADA 2014 NATIONAL TEAMS AWARDS BANQUET AND FUNDRAISER Auction Items (As of January 11th, 2014 – 12am ET) Item Item Team or Signature or Description Min. Bid Current # Location Bid A1 LUKE WILLSON Seahawks Seattle Autographed Luke Willson $10,000 NFC Championship Game Seattle Seahawks jersey Fantasy Package Four NFC Championship Sunday January 19, 2014 Game end zone seats in the *If Seahawks do not qualify lower bowl at CenturyLink or host this game, the Field package can be redeemed Sideline access to watch for any 2014 regular season Seahawks ‘walkthrough’ Seahawks home game practice the day before the game Lunch with Luke Willson after the walkthrough followed by a tour of the Seahawks facilities Field passes to watch warm-up on game day Postgame passes to gain access to Seahawks reception area A2 RYAN DEMPSTER Boston Airfare for 4 $9,000 $9,000 Red Sox Fantasy Package (Fenway Park) 3 Night hotel stay “A” 2 Restaurant meals Red Sox game tickets (4 game series) Pre-game batting practice & clubhouse tour with Ryan Dempster A3 RYAN DEMPSTER Boston Airfare for 4 $9,000 $9,000 Red Sox Fantasy Package (Fenway Park) 3 Night hotel stay “B” 2 Restaurant meals Red Sox game tickets (4 game series) Pre-game batting practice & clubhouse tour with Ryan Dempster A5 ROBERTO ALOMAR Toronto Lunch with Roberto at 12 $3,000 $3,000 Blue Jays Fantasy Package Bar (Rogers Centre) *Game TBD Clubhouse tour with Roberto BP visit on field (Roberto not available for this portion) 4 100 level tickets behind home plate Watch 3 innings of game with Roberto in his suite 4 Autographed Roberto Alomar Hall of Fame jerseys A6 ONE DIRECTION Concert Saturday, Rogers Centre suite $3000 nd August 2 , 16 tickets 2014 Excludes food and Toronto beverage A7 One week in “SKI AND Panorama, Private 5 bedroom home on $2000 GOLF” Paradise British the 15th hole of the Gray (Based on availability) Columbia Wolf Golf course at Intrawest Panorama Mountain Village Resort. Enjoy one week of skiing, golfing, hiking or relaxing in the mountains! A8 Toronto Blue Jays Suite for Rogers Centre Excluding: Home Opener, $1500 any Saturday or Sunday Canada Day, and mid week game -Includes 20 tickets games Not included- Hostess fee, food and beverages (alcohol) A9 2014 All Star Game Minneapolis, $1000 $1000 Package MN Monday July 14, 2014 2 Tickets to Target Field (HR Derby) Home Run Derby & MLB All Star Game Tuesday July 15, 2014 (All-Star Game) A10 Mizuno Golf Irons, Mizuno Mizuno Mizuno Golf Irons, Mizuno $800 $800 Golf Bag, Mizuno Long Golf Bag, Mizuno Long Sleeve Golf Shirt Sleeve Golf Shirt Two, one day passes (pick One day pass (any day) to any day) to RBC Canadian RBC Canadian Open at Open at Royal Montréal Royal Montréal Golf Club Golf Club (Ile Bizard, QC) (Ile Bizard, QC) for 2 people *Two people can attend on *Two people can attend on one day or one person can one day or one person can attend two days attend two days A11 Under Armour Clothing Under Armour Under Armour Clothing $300 Package Package A12 SAXX Clothing Package SAXX SAXX Clothing Package $100 $100 A13 Hunting expedition for 2 at Goodwood, Goodwood Shooting Club is $600 Goodwood Shooting Club. ON (near Port a private member club. Two Enjoy 560 acres of private Perry, ON) guns hosted *Must have hunting (pheasant, chukar) valid firearm license. Guns can be provided. A14 4 IN-THE-ACTION SEATS- Rogers Centre Toronto Blue Jays $450 $500 Blue Jays - with opportunity Excludes: Home Opener, to watch batting practice at Canada Day, Yankees & field level. Red Sox games A15 4 Yankees or Red Sox v Rogers Centre Four 100 level tickets and BP to $300 $350 Blue Jays tickets with one Yankee or Red Sox vs Blue opportunity to watch batting Jays Game practice at field level. Choose from: Yankees – June 23, 24 or 25;Aug 29, 30 or 31 Red Sox – April 25, 26 or 27; July 21, 22, 23 or 24; August 25, 26 or 27 A16 Team Canada Dug Out Team Canada Size L $200 Jacket (Red) A17 Team Canada track suit Team Canada Size L $75 A18 Team Canada track suit Team Canada Size XL $75 A19 Team Canada ½ zip warm Team Canada Size L $75 up jacket A20 Team Canada ½ zip warm Team Canada Size XL $75 up jacket A21 2 Tickets opening day at Yankee New York Yankees vs $500 $500 Yankees Stadium Stadium Baltimore Orioles Monday April 7th,2014 A22 2 Tickets Army vs Navy M&T Bank One of the Greatest $500 $500 Football game Stadium Rivalries in Sports! (Baltimore, December 13th, 2014 MD) A23 New Era Cap Collection New Era New Era Cap Collection $150 A24 TED KENNEDY (Hockey Toronto Ted Kennedy $150 Hall of Fame-1966) Maple Leafs Signed Puck A25 A group of 4 can enjoy a Mount Albert, The Franklin Club is a $400 day of FISHING on Franklin ON private member owned Lake and LUNCH at The anglers’ club FRANKLIN CLUB located in Mount Albert, ON (east of Newmarket) A26 JOEY VOTTO Package Cincinnati Signed 2013 All-Star Game $ 600 $750 Reds jersey Rawlings ‘Joey Votto’ custom glove Signed Issue of Sports Illustrated with Joey Votto on cover Joey Votto bobblehead, Joey Votto signed baseball, Joey Votto Foundation hat and T-shirt A27 JUSTIN MORNEAU Pittsburgh Justin Morneau Game used $ 600 $600 Package Pirates spikes, Pittsburgh Pirates signed jersey, signed bat A28 MICHAEL SAUNDERS Seattle Game worn Seattle $ 500 $500 Package Mariners Mariners signed jersey, signed bat & batting gloves A29 JASON BAY Package Seattle Seattle Mariners signed $500 Mariners jersey, bat and ball A30 JIM HENDERSON Package Milwaukee Milwaukee Brewers signed $500 Brewers jersey, hat and glove. Game used spikes from 2013 World Baseball Classic A31 Winnipeg Jets vs Toronto Air Canada Winnipeg Jets vs Toronto $500 $500 Maple Leafs (April 5th, 2014) Centre Maple Leafs (April 5th, with access to ‘Chairman’s 2014) with access to Club’ ‘Chairman’s Club’ A32 CHRIS ROBINSON Team Canada WBC Signed hat, batting $100 $125 Package (WBC) helmet and baseball A33 JASON BAY Seattle Rawlings Glove signed by $125 $125 Glove Mariners Jason Bay A34 ANDREW ALBERS Minnesota Minnesota Twins Jersey $200 Minnesota Twins Jersey Twins and Glove and Glove B - JERSEYS B1 ROBERTO ALOMAR Toronto Blue Cooperstown Collection $400 Toronto Blue Jays Jays Commemorative Hall of Fame Jersey B2 BRETT LAWRIE Toronto Blue Brett Lawrie $400 $400 Toronto Blue Jays ‘Game Worn’ Jays Jersey (MLB Authenticated) B3 BRETT LAWRIE WBC 2013 Team Canada Brett Lawrie $300 World Baseball Classic Jersey White - #13 B4 BRETT LAWRIE WBC 2013 Team Canada Brett Lawrie $300 World Baseball Classic Jersey Red - #13 B5 LARRY WALKER WBC 2013 Team Canada Larry Walker $300 $350 World Baseball Classic Red - #3 B6 LARRY WALKER-Colorado Colorado Larry Walker $300 $350 Rockies Jersey Rockies B8 RUSSELL MARTIN – New York New York Russell Martin $150 Yankees Pinstripe Jersey Yankees B9 RUSSELL MARTIN – New York New York Russell Martin $150 Yankees Grey Jersey Yankees B10 RICKY ROMERO Toronto Blue Ricky Romero $150 Toronto Blue Jays Jersey Jays B11 PHILLIPPE AUMONT WBC 09 Team Canada Phillippe Aumont $150 World Baseball Classic Jersey- White - #17 B12 SCOTT MATHIESON Yomiuri Giants Scott Mathieson $150 $150 Yomiuri Giants Jersey White - #20 B13 SCOTT DIAMOND Minnesota Scott Diamond $150 Minnesota Twins Twins B14 PETE ORR WBC 2013 Team Canada Pete Orr $150 World Baseball Classic Jersey- Red - #4 B15 ROBERTO LUONGO Vancouver Robert Luongo $200 $225 Vancouver Canucks Jersey Canucks B16 MARTIN BRODEUR Olympic Team Canada Martin Brodeur $250 Jersey (Hockey) B17 STUBBY CLAPP WBC 2013 Team Canada Stubby Clapp $150 $150 World Baseball Classic Jersey Red - #11 B18 STUBBY CLAPP WBC 2013 Team Canada Stubby Clapp $150 World Baseball Classic Jersey White - #11 B19 DWIGHT HOWARD Houston Dwight Howard $300 Houston Rockets Jersey Rockets White #12 B20 CUBA National Team Jersey Cuba Cuba National Team $100 Jersey B21 CARACAS Venezuelan Caracas CARACAS Venezuelan $100 Professional League Jersey #15 Professional League (Includes Team Hat) Jersey #15 (Includes Team Hat) B22 CHRIS ROBINSON San Diego Chris Robinson $150 San Diego Padres Jersey Padres C - BATS C1 BAT (Game used & MLB Toronto Blue Brett Lawrie (game used $250 Authenticated) Jays & MLB Authenticated) C2 BAT Philadelphia Ryan Howard, Jimmy $200 Phillies Rollins, Dominic Brown C3 BAT Pittsburgh Russell Martin $150 Pirates C4 BAT Minnesota Rene Tosoni $80 Twins C5 BAT (Game used & MLB Toronto Blue Jose Bautista (game $300 Authenticated) Jays used & MLB Authenticated) D - BALLS D1 BALL 2013 WBC Team Canada $100 $125 BALL D2 Fergie Jenkins 1991 Hall of Famer $75 D3 BALL 2008 Olympics 2008 Olympic Team $50 Beijing, D4 BALL Team Canada Larry Walker $75 D5 BALL Colorado Justin Morneau $75 $75 Rockies BALL Cincinnati Joey Votto $75 $100 D6 Reds BALL Boston Ryan Dempster $75 D7 Red Sox BALL Seattle Jason Bay $75 D8 Mariners BALL Seattle Jason Bay $75 D9 Mariners BALL Pittsburgh Russell Martin $75 $75 D10 Pirates BALL Toronto Blue Brett Lawrie $75 D11 Jays BALL Toronto Blue Brett Lawrie $75 D12 Jays D13 BALL Colorado Jeff Francis $50 Rockies D14 BALL Seattle Michael Saunders $50 Mariners D15 BALL Seattle Michael Saunders $50 Mariners BALL Cleveland John Axford $50 $50 D16 Indians BALL Cleveland John Axford $50 D17 Indians D18 BALL Milwaukee Jim Henderson $50 Brewers BALL Minnesota Scott Diamond $40 D19 Twins Philadelphia Phillippe Aumont $40 D20 BALL Phillies Minnesota Andrew Albers $40 D21 BALL Twins .
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  • Bobblehead Checklist

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    BOBBLEHEAD CHECKLIST 2003: 2012: 2016: Fang T. Rattler 4/5: ‘52 Papermaker 4/9: Fang & Whiffer Harold Baines 4/5: ‘60 Fox 4/17: Matt Erickson 4/5: ‘83 Fox (Appleton West HS uniform) 2004: 4/5: ‘95 Timber Rattler 4/30: Jason Rogers Cal Ripken, Sr. 4/5: ‘11 Timber Rattler 5/15: Fang & Hank the Dog David Ortiz (mini) 8/30: Brock the Vendor 6/9: Jake Gatewood 6/26: Corey Chisel Ramon Vazquez (mini) 2013: 6/30: Khris Davis Gil Meche (mini) 4/8 Matt Erickson 7/24: Orlando Arcia Joel Pineiro (mini) (w/ MWL Championship Trophy) 8/5: David Ortiz Joe Mays (mini) 7/1: Jonathan Lucroy 8/22: Monte Harrison 7/26: Fang (Bobbletail) 2005: 9/1: Gnaf 8/5 Whiffer Fang T. Rattler 8/29: Clint Coulter 2017: 2006: 4/8: David Ortiz 2014: David Ortiz 4/22: Alex Rodriguez 4/3: Scooter Gennett 5/6: Nate Griep Promo Nikki 4/5: Felix Hernandez 5/21: Tyler Thornburg 4/29: Brett Lawrie 2007: 6/8: Hank the Dog 5/13: David Ortiz Tony Butler 6/25: Domingo Santana 6/10: Adam Jones 7/8: Pete Petoniak 2008: 7/1: Jim Henderson 7/23: Yadiel Rivera 7/20: Carlos Gomez Bratzooka Fang 8/4: Fang & Weaver 7/29: Asdrubal Cabrera ESPN’s John Anderson 8/22: Sam Dekker 8/3: Khris Davis (Shooting Bratzooka!) 2009: 8/12 Martin Maldonado 8/31: Mario Feliciano 4/9: Bernie Brewer & Fang 8/28: Shin-Soo Choo (Shaking Hands) 2018: 2015: 9/3: Brett Lawrie April 7: Ryan Braun 4/12: Jonathan Lucroy (Batting Stance) 2010: (Double bobblehead) April 29: Domingo Santana 4/24: Lorenzo Cain 4/8 Bernie Brewer & Fang May 11: Eric Sogard 5/3: Mike Fiers (Sitting in beach chairs) May 19: Jeremy Jeffress 5/17: Hank the Dog 6/16 Fang in NAPA Car June 3: Chase Anderson 6/4: Clint Coulter 9/2: Jake Odorizzi June 8: Brent Suter 6/29: Aramis Ramirez July 8: Ryan Braun 2011: 7/16: Mike Jirschele (Military Appreciation) 7/26: Wily Peralta 4/7: Scooter vs.