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09-16-2012, 08:26 AM
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Ashburn was a very willing signer TTM so he was very easy to get on almost anything for free where as Kirby was almost impossible TTM. Lou Boudreau was another one, anytime you sent something to him he would return it signed and included a signed HOF postcard. I must have around 6 of those laying around somewhere.
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