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100 Players Everyone Should TTM
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He truly was. He loved signing and getting fanmail.
JustinG08
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MansGame
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Can you explain? Find it interesting that anyone would allow this to happen
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BrewerSuperCollector
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He's tough now.
TBTwinsFan
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Happens all the time.
Not sure on the specifics of Schmidt, but it's possible that his wife signs for him. That's how Don Zimmer rolls.
stokelydokely
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Sorry if I'm needlessly bumping a sort-of-old thread, just wanted to contribute a few names! I believe I sent and received all these guys in 2011, so I'm not totally current with their signing habits.
Orel Hershiser -
One of the most recognizable names in baseball; Cy Young Award winner; 200-game winner; important piece of the Dodgers teams of the 80s.
I think I've seen successes from a few different addresses; I think I sent mine to the Baseball Tonight studios?
Sal Bando -
Overshadowed by other members of the A's teams of the 70s, but crucial to the success of those teams (162gp/29hr/98rbi/.287/.375 in 1974!); I made it my mission to TTM him after visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame and seeing the exhibit on those Swingin' A's.
I haven't read about a lot of success, maybe because there just aren't a lot of attempts. I think I sent to him via a business that he's involved in in the Milwaukee area.
Joe Carter -
Maybe I just get excited easily, but I pretty much flipped out when this TTM request came back.
Reading about successes and failures and really long waits, Carter seems to be hit-or-miss. As a side note, I received a different card from the one I sent (I'm absolutely not complaining though!).
Tony LaRussa -
His name will be coming up in conversations about great managers long after all of us are dead.
I sent this request while he was still managing the Cards, so I don't know of a current address.
Hope these are helpful, or at least interesting, contributions!
Orel Hershiser -
One of the most recognizable names in baseball; Cy Young Award winner; 200-game winner; important piece of the Dodgers teams of the 80s.
I think I've seen successes from a few different addresses; I think I sent mine to the Baseball Tonight studios?
Sal Bando -
Overshadowed by other members of the A's teams of the 70s, but crucial to the success of those teams (162gp/29hr/98rbi/.287/.375 in 1974!); I made it my mission to TTM him after visiting the Baseball Hall of Fame and seeing the exhibit on those Swingin' A's.
I haven't read about a lot of success, maybe because there just aren't a lot of attempts. I think I sent to him via a business that he's involved in in the Milwaukee area.
Joe Carter -
Maybe I just get excited easily, but I pretty much flipped out when this TTM request came back.
Reading about successes and failures and really long waits, Carter seems to be hit-or-miss. As a side note, I received a different card from the one I sent (I'm absolutely not complaining though!).
Tony LaRussa -
His name will be coming up in conversations about great managers long after all of us are dead.
I sent this request while he was still managing the Cards, so I don't know of a current address.
Hope these are helpful, or at least interesting, contributions!
BrewerSuperCollector
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Bando is pretty close to automatic
stokelydokely
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There you go then - everyone TTM Sal Bando! I sent him a 1980 Topps card that I had pulled from a Wal-Mart repack - his bold blue sig looks great with the Brewers home uni!
MrMet
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You know what might help this thread along? Or at least help me within this thread.... Addresses
MansGame
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LOL!!!
stokelydokely
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I'm wondering what the etiquette is for posting addresses other than easily-found team addresses. I think it' s a bit tacky to post home and office addresses if no one is asking for them, but if anyone wants to message me for a specific address then I'd be happy to respond if I happen to still have the info. (I realize there's a bit of irony in the fact that I originally got the addresses from an internet post, but I just don't want to indiscriminately post that kind of personal info where it may not be appropriate. Maybe I'm being overly-cautious.)
Agreed 100%. Don't post addresses. Just not cool.
dano7
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Go to the
[h=1]The unOfficial Please Give Me An Address Thread[/h]which has a sticky at the beginning of this forum to request addresses that you would like.
DANNY
[h=1]The unOfficial Please Give Me An Address Thread[/h]which has a sticky at the beginning of this forum to request addresses that you would like.
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Tzvih123
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Does anyone know Mike Mussina, Todd Frazier's current addys to send to?
Also what addy should I send to Bobby Doerr because I've sent to him a few times with no success.
Also what addy should I send to Bobby Doerr because I've sent to him a few times with no success.
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