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12-22-2015, 12:40 AM
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Assuming Vlad actually signed his classic cards, yes that is what all them I have seen look like. And yes, signatures can change drastically and quickly (for better or worse) once an athlete gets in the habit of signing hundreds and thousands of times. I have noticed it especially in the case with particular Latin players. Johnny Cueto is a great example.
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