Clay Kershaw and Steiner

[danc]

Wow Merv, way to bring up a thread that dates back to June. Honestly, I don't see why not. Players have white USPS boxes full of mail sitting by their locker and how they choose to approach it, depends on them. Many times, they let the clubhouse manager deal with it (throw away, send back items or include the dreaded 'I'm too busy letter" and pre-print) or an assistant of some sorts. But I know of people who have had success in sending balls and what do you have to lose? $12 for the ball and maybe $8 return shipping/supplies and since it's a ball, thye will probably send it back. I mean, the guy isn't Pujols. He's barely .500. Or you can go on eBay and shell down $40-50 for an authentic one. There is a Tri-Star signed ball in a Buy It Now for $45.

DanC

[BigMeek]

Wonder how people feel about him now🤔

[bjerome]

I bought my first Kershaw signed baseball using mail-in from Tristar following his 1st Cy Young Award when he did an appearance at the Tristar Houston Show. The autograph was $40.

[perezfan]

Even though he panned out and met/exceeded expectations, his signature is far too ugly for me to want it.

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Even though he panned out and met/exceeded expectations, his signature is far too ugly for me to want it.

+1 Agreed

But wow what a career.