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i am now working with Jason Grilli for a private signing.. thoughts on him?
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Superfractor
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He had a fantastic year with us, in '08. It was highlighted by a fine three inning -3 inning save rule - performance against the Giants in that early season. Other than that....
ballerskrip
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I will just be up front about this. Why in the world would you do that?
brouthercard
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Sounds like a hot dog brand- "Jason Grilli hot dogs, yum, yum good."
200lbhockeyplayer
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The bigger question is what are your thoughts on having a signing with Jason Grilli?
He was never much of a MLB player, so unless it's dirt cheap (and I do mean 'dirt' - IE: no money) I can't fathom why there would be much interest to return any amount of investment.
Not trying to be a jerk, just honest from a business angle.
He was never much of a MLB player, so unless it's dirt cheap (and I do mean 'dirt' - IE: no money) I can't fathom why there would be much interest to return any amount of investment.
Not trying to be a jerk, just honest from a business angle.
Superfractor
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More like: Jason Grilli Cheese Sandwich.brouthercard said:
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i understad all your points. Jason is the 1st active player i will be working with . all the other players i have worked with have been retired.
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I have to agree with 200lb
I wouldnt be willing to pay more than $10 bucks for an autograph of him
Maybe you can get him to donate part or all of the money to charity, which could save you some dough and still get him
I wouldnt be willing to pay more than $10 bucks for an autograph of him
Maybe you can get him to donate part or all of the money to charity, which could save you some dough and still get him
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BrianHarper said:
What is the point in "working with him"?
You won't be able to sell his autographs, and no one will pay for him to sign their items.....
I just don't get it.
200lbhockeyplayer
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I'm going to state my honest opinion here...
A Jason Grilli autographed official Rawlings MLB baseball signed on the sweet spot would sell for less than an unsigned official Rawlings MLB baseball.
A Jason Grilli autographed official Rawlings MLB baseball signed on the sweet spot would sell for less than an unsigned official Rawlings MLB baseball.
HPC
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
Ultimately it boils down to "a nobody to sign autographs is better than nobody to sign autographs"
If you arent giving up much, get him, if he wants more than $500...I wouldnt do it
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
agreed 100%%%%%
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200lbhockeyplayer said:
then he is in the same catagory as Bob Feller
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BrianHarper said:200lbhockeyplayer said:
then he is in the same catagory as Bob Feller
People line up here at shows to get Feller's autograph
Definitely not true.
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Even if I knew that Jason Grilli was sitting by me on an 8-hour flight, I still wouldn't talk to him.
200lbhockeyplayer
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I'd buy 100 Bob Feller baseballs for $15/each today and if I can have until tomorrow, I'll buy 1000 at that price.BrianHarper said:200lbhockeyplayer said:
then he is in the same catagory as Bob Feller
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I would pay Grilli not to sign my ball before I would ever pay him to sign it.
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HPC said:BrianHarper said:200lbhockeyplayer said:
then he is in the same catagory as Bob Feller
People line up here at shows to get Feller's autograph
Definitely not true.
i have a very good relationship with Bob, i have worked with him several times over the past 3 or so years.
it is a hobby joke.....
bob signs everything under the sun. for as great of a player he was, his autograph should be worth much more than it is now.
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200lbhockeyplayer said:I'd buy 100 Bob Feller baseballs for $15/each today and if I can have until tomorrow, I'll buy 1000 at that price.BrianHarper said:200lbhockeyplayer said:
then he is in the same catagory as Bob Feller
you kinda proved my point. Bob charges $10 per signature.. to promoters also. and lets say you get a dozen baseballs for $110. you just lost money.
