Lenny Dykstra To Auction Off World Series Ring
The Lenny Dykstra sales continues with the news that some of Dykstra's most treasured trophies will be up for auction at Heritage Auctions October sports memorabilia sale. The sale will feature several of what have to be some hard-to-let-go-of items including his diamond and gold 1986 World Series championship ring, his replica World Championship trophy, his home run ball that won game three of the National League Championship Series in 1986 and his 1990, 1994 and 1995 All-Star Game rings.
The NY Daily News reports that the former baseball legend began shopping the items around about a month after he filed for bankruptcy, presumably when he was still in control of his own finances. Now a court-ordered trustee is handling his affairs and the NY Daily News says that Dykstra was recently banned from the Lake Sherwood community in Southern California where he still owns a mansion he bought from Wayne Gretzky (another home he owns nearby is already on the market). Dykstra, who just a few short years ago was held up as an example of how to be smart with your money after retiring from professional sports, is now said to be worth less than $50,000.
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