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02-21-2013, 12:48 PM
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Compare the panel locations of each signature to the locations on David's authentic ball, or any other '27 Yankees ball, real or fake. Only the green ball has all the starters (except Collins) neatly grouped on two panels, all the pitchers (except Shawkey) on the same panel, all the catchers and coaches on another. Has anyone ever seen a ball where the signatures were organized this way?
It explains why Gehrig and Ruth avoided the sweet spot, but other than that it's just a little bit weird.
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