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07-07-2016, 09:46 AM
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IP autographs at Fenway; No more?
I attended last night's Red Sox/Rangers game at Fenway park and saw the extended netting they've added as a precaution against bats/balls that fly into the stands. It left me with a thought:
When I was in high school back in the early '90's i would get a ton of cards signed at Fenway by standing along the homeplate to visitor's dugout side. Now, with those screens there, it appears to have severely limited the kids' interaction with the players. Any thoughts about Fenway IP graphing or if this has changed methods in any other MLB parks?
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Working on the 1957 Topps set. 
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