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***BC SPORTS EXCLUSIVE***
An exceptional special teams player, David Tyree has become a fixture on the New York Giants since being drafted out of Syracuse in 2003. While also serving as a wide receiver, Tyree has established himself as one of the best special teams players in the league and was selected to the Pro Bowl in 2005 as a result. He had one of his best years to date as a wideout in 2006 when he caught 19 passes and scored twice, once again displaying his all-around value to the team.
Tyree then forever cemented his name in Giants history with his performance during Super Bowl XLII. In addition to catching a TD pass, Tyree made an acrobatic, leaping catch over Rodney Harrison in the 4th quarter of the game, keeping the Giants' eventual game-winning drive alive.
Autograph Tickets:
$50 Photos or Mini Helmets
$75 Equipment or Numbers
Please Note: Mr. Tyree Will NOT Be Signing Any Artwork
Also for Sale In Addition to Tickets:
$5 Certificate of Authenticity
$25 Inscriptions* or Personalizations
-Inscriptions Limited To "SB 42 Champs", "Catch 42", "SB 42 Hero", or Personalizations. David cannot inscribe "The Reception That Broke Perfection." Any other deviations will be judged at the table the day of the event.
*Note: Tickets may also be purchased in the store or reserved over the phone. Reserved tickets must be purchased 1 hour prior to the scheduled start time of the event. If reserved tickets have not been purchased prior to the 1 hour deadline, your reservation will not be honored. You may still purchase tickets if available. Quantities are limited.
DAVID TYREE
BC Sports Collectibles
Woodbridge Center
Tuesday, October 28th, 2008
6:30-8:00 PM
*Time Subject to Change. Please Check Site Periodically for Updates & Changes.
Mr. Tyree will only be signing those items accompanied by an autograph ticket purchased at BC Sports Collectibles. Please, in order to satisfy all of our customers, no photographs. One autograph per ticket. Quantities are limited. Must be present at signing in order to receive autograph.
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