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05-20-2017, 08:38 PM
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Racking Autographs during the Golden Era?
As the game changes, so does the players. For me...getting an autograph has become more of a chore vs. a thrill. Mainly due to the attitudes of players...even at single A minor league level.
During the Golden Era of baseball there was a certain level of gratitude towards the fans & interaction. But--I'm sure they had a breaking point right? I saw this picture of Jackie and decided to have some photoshop fun with it....You think Jackie would of signed all of those RCs for that kid? Any one ever heard of signing habits of players back in the day? How long or often they would sign for? 
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