Bill Buckner’s glove, cleats heading to auction

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The glove and cleats worn by Bill Buckner on the night he allowed Mookie Wilson's slow roller to get past him in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series will be sold by Goldin Auctions. Bidding begins October 10 on the MacGregor first baseman's mitt, a black model autographed by Buckner and inscribed to memorabilia collector Barry Halper. The back of the fingers on the glove are signed "To My Pal Barry, Best Wishes Bill Buckner," Goldin Auctions posted on its website.

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