Please sign Mr Jeter - NY Times article about collecting Jeter in Fla

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02-10-2013, 10:46 AM

David Atkatz David Atkatz is offline

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Originally Posted by dgo71

Athletes are not obligated to sign autographs for anyone.

If you mean it's not in their contracts, you're right.
But if they don't feel they should treat their fans well, then they are arrogant pricks. (If not jerks.)

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