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06-18-2020, 07:27 AM
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Not-signing through the mail does not equal tough. Many of the guys you listed will gladly sign for free if you meet them in person. Trammel is a constant around Detroit baseball and I have never read a story of him turning someone down. I was at a (paid) dinner in St. Louis shortly after Ted Simmon's election and he was signing for everyone-granted, he wasn't the friendliest. Other's, like Biggio and Bagwell, are regular on the show circuits. Even Jeter has become become more friendly IP since taking over the Marlins.
IMHO, the only ones that are currently "tough" to add onto a piece now are Koufax, Aaron, Mays and Seaver. Everyone else may be expensive and/or rude, but not tough. 
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