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02-06-2012, 03:12 PM
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I just thought of another experience with a HOFer. I was helping out at a MN Twins youth baseball clinic a couple years back and Molitor was there for half a day. He signed for everyone and I almost missed him and caught him just before he was pulling away and he signed 2 bats and 2 balls for me while he was in his car and shook my hand. He still looks in playing shape. Molitor was amazing to everyone at the clinic.
ps. Carew was at another clinic and the kid in front of me asked Rod to sign the butt of his dirty pants that he wasn't wearing at the time. He was confused, but did it anyways. 
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