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07-08-2012, 07:08 PM
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I spent a lot of years chasing autographs in person, I was respectful and polite at all times, if someone said no, I left it at that.
Into the mid-1980s and beyond more people started going to spring training, more people stalked the hotels and airports and a small number became VERY aggressive (often kids who "worked" for adult "dealers"). I saw some really bad form, such as knocking on hotel room doors, interrupting meals, and even yelling at players for not signing. It's that minority that killed it for everyone else. 
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