Hand made signs

[doug.goodman]

I used this sign (and $200) to get into game 3 of the 1986 World Series.

That's the game where all of New England said to themselves "I knew it was too good to be true" after the third pitch of the game, and again after the second batter, and again after the third batter, and again after the fourth batter...

The series was over in the hearts of Red Sox fans long before Buckner even had a chance...

Anybody else have any signs?

Doug

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

I used this sign (and $200) to get into game 3 of the 1986 World Series.

That's the game where all of New England said to themselves "I knew it was too good to be true" after the third pitch of the game, and again after the second batter, and again after the third batter, and again after the fourth batter...

The series was over in the hearts of Red Sox fans long before Buckner even had a chance...

Anybody else have any signs?

Doug

None I’ve kept for 34 years.

[commishbob]

In 1969 I took a banner to Yankee Stadium I had painted with Frank Robinson's #20. I stood along the rail by the visitors' dugout before the game. A batboy offered to take it to the clubhouse since we had missed batting practice. I remember my buddy saying that we'd never see that banner again. But soon after that Frank came up the steps of the dugout with it. He brought it over and signed it for me. I still have it although the orange paint has turned sort of pink.

frankbanner.jpg

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[doug.goodman]

THAT one is WAY better than mine. hahahaha.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

None I’ve kept for 34 years.

Well, I only kept this one for 22 years :

Signed by Roger Jr * Bud Selig, among others, it helped me get into all 5 games on the Cardinals homestand where McGwire hit #60-61-62.

It had a two versions via use of a fold down flap, hahahaha

[midmo]

Not really what you're talking about, but the closest I have... in the late 90's I was walking around NYC day drinking with some buddies and there was a crowd in the alley of the Letterman show. We asked a guy what was going on and he said Motley Crue was going to play. They recorded one song for the show, then played for a half hour just for the people that showed up. Afterwards we were lingering around the stage and I grabbed this "walkway" sign. I flipped it over and it was a cue card for a Steinbrenner joke. Can't believe I still have this thing, but it is one of those weird conversation pieces at my house that people ask me about.

[doug.goodman]

That's awesome!

[guy3050]

This 1st one I still have , Last ever Expos home game in 2004, A sad day

thumbnail_IMG_2572 by Guy Bourque, on Flickr

And this one JFK Stadium September 25th 1982

404641_10151170380509634_2068630443_n by Guy Bourque, on Flickr