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05-13-2019, 02:42 PM
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Clubhouse actually has a very specific meaning. I wasn't trolling you. I thought you had some information. Clubhouse means a ball signed by someone other than the player (often an equipment manager or the like) at the stadium. There are actually some famous clubhouse signers like Charlie "The Brow" DiGiovanna.
Just because someone doesn't have the information you want doesn't mean they weren't trying to be helpful!
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