How do you get autographs from baseball players?

Friday, September 3rd, 2010 at 1:56 am

Frozen Rope

Our vacations are visiting ballparks during the summer. How do you get baseball players autographs? Before at batting practice or after games when they leave? Is that impolite to hang out after a game? My son (7) loves to get autographs and my husband and I are always arguing what to say or do at the moment. Any tips would be appreciated. Season's coming soon!

How do I convert hard copy baseball tickets to etickets?

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 1:49 pm

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Frozen Rope

I have two baseball tickets and they got wet when my apartment flooded. I'm not sure that they're usable because the barcode is destroyed. I can still read the numbers under the code though and was hoping to switch them to etickets before the game this weekend.

How did Deion Sanders’ football/baseball season schedule work out?

Monday, August 30th, 2010 at 4:25 am

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Frozen Rope

I mean, he played baseball and football at the same time, but the end of the baseball season overlaps into the first few weeks of the football season.

How did his schedule work out during those few weeks? Did he end up practicing with his baseball team or his football team? If he had a game on Sunday for both teams, which game did he go to?

Why is spitting different in baseball and basketball?

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010 at 5:30 am

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Frozen Rope

Baseball fans have excuses for why baseball players spit all the time, but basketball players don't spit and they are exercising much more during a game. Spitting in baseball must not be something that has to be done - do you agree?

How much can I sell a baseball that is signed by 4 different people?

Thursday, August 19th, 2010 at 12:33 am

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Frozen Rope

I have a baseball signed by Rich Murray, two guys from the Braves. and one from the Orioles. How much would that baseball go for?

I also have a baseball signed by Barry Bonds. It's quite old nd looks worn down or used in a game.
Also have a baseball card signed by Barry Bonds from 1993. How much would those two things sell for?

What would you do to make baseball more interesting?

Saturday, August 14th, 2010 at 3:04 pm

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Frozen Rope

I'm a huge fan of football and basketball but find baseball almost unwatchable. What do you suggest that will make the game more exciting?

Worth TGBAG wheeled travel equipment game bat bag NEW

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at 3:33 pm

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Worth TGBAG wheeled travel equipment game bat bag NEW

Manufacturer: Worth
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Retail value: $59.99 You are bidding on a brand new Worth TGBAG wheeled travel equipment game bat bag. This equipment/bat bag is brand new in the package and has never been used!! Worth bag has the following features: * Color: Scarlet Red/Black. * Travel ball players game bag. * 35" long, 11.5" wide, 10.5" tall. * Holds four bats in bottom compartment. * Exclusive soft-pocket design for storing equipment. * Wheels for easy travel. * Zippered interior valuables pocket. * Metal fence clips for easy hanging. * Padded shoulder strap.

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Color: Scarlet Red/Black.
35" long, 11.5" wide, 10.5" tall.
Holds four bats in bottom compartment.
Exclusive soft-pocket design for storing equipment.
Metal fence clips for easy hanging.

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Official Major League Baseball Game Ball

Sunday, July 25th, 2010 at 1:50 pm

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Official Major League Baseball Game Ball

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For over 25 years Rawlings has been the exclusive supplier of baseballs to the Major Leagues. Every Rawlings ROMLB baseball is carefully crafted with the finest materials available and assembled, weighed, measured, tested and inspected for the highest possible level of quality and consistency.

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Made to the exact specifications of Major League Baseball
Packaged in a sturdy, clear display cube
5 ounces, 108 stitches
Stamp of Commissioner Allan "Bud" Selig

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Baseball Game Ball

Review Date: August 29, 2010

Reviewer: Jana Goede,

I was surprise how fast the delivery could realized. It was just in time of the birthday of a special friend. All was perfect - recommended service!

Great for autographs

Review Date: May 10, 2009

Reviewer: ,

Great looking ball. Comes with case and great for getting autographs. Got it signed by pitcher Hideo Nomo

Great Baseball :-)))

Review Date: August 28, 2008

Reviewer: MrOxyP, Nürnberg, Bayern

Price is ok, you'll receive a cool MLB game ball for both recreational and league/association use!!!
Features official MLB logo. But if often used, imprint will expire bit by bit!!!
Good Rawlings quality.

Enjoy your baseball :-)

Excellent Game Ball :-)

Review Date: August 28, 2008

Reviewer: Alaska08, Frankonia, Germany

For a fair price you'll get an excellent game ball for either recreational or league/college use. But if often used, imprint will expire quickly. Surface made of material with good grip for a baseball.
Greetings from Germany

Not as shown

Review Date: May 28, 2008

Reviewer: Sweet Lou, Chicago

The picture shows a ball in a clear plastic cube. The baseball came in a cardboard box (no cube) and it had scuff marks on the leather (as if it had been previously used). Now I am going to have Fukudome sign this baseball with scuff marks on it and I won't even have a clear case to store it in afterwards. Not cool!