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Rice was one of the 1st IP auto's I ever got and he was and still is a dusche, thank God the auto's were free, cause I would hate to give him any money.
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This is what bothers me about it. Sure, charge for the auto, whatever. BUT, to be walking off the stage and then come back when someone waves cash is absolutely classless. Either sign or don't, but to so blatantly sell yourself out in front of a room full of people is low budget.Bosox3 said:ThoseBackPages said:Willie Mays used to do the same thing, but it was more then two $20s
This is real life people. Jim Rice is in the "HOF".
The HOF part means nothing though....There's plenty of HOF players willing to sign for free.
Most aren't pathetic enough to to really charge as they walk around events. I know ive heard players say that but end up only to be joking around.
ThoseBackPages said:Willie Mays used to do the same thing, but it was more then two $20s
This is real life people. Jim Rice is in the "HOF". Want his autograph? pay for it.
sebpoo said:Real life? Really? Then f*** you Jim Rice, i'll go see a pole dancer and dream about it.
scotty21690 said:A ********** can't hit a curveball...
Dammit!! Where's the thanks button?!?mudflap02 said:But I don't see any IP autos on ebay that sell for more than $10. You can get really nice certified Rice autos for $15, extremely nice ones for $30 (which I'm sure you already know.)klute14 said:"raises hand"
mudflap02 said:What kind of ding **** would pay $40 for a Jim Rice autograph?
Do the guys paying $40 to resell IP autos on ebay really have it figured out?
How awesome would it be if you offered Jim Rice $4.50 for his autograph, because that's the average sale price for his IP stuff. Hand him a 5 and ask for change and tell him if he wants 40 he should have thought about that when he was having a borderline HOF career.
matchpenalty said:No surprise. One of the biggest tools in Boston sports. Ever see Rice when NESN has him on doing post and pregame for Red Sox games. Guy is worst most boring commentator ever.
Haha, low budget at it's finest. Reminds me of the crap "The Money Store" commercials Phil Rizzuto did all those years. Do these guys really need the money that bad? Isn't this why the better actors only do commercials in other countries?vwnut13 said:matchpenalty said:No surprise. One of the biggest tools in Boston sports. Ever see Rice when NESN has him on doing post and pregame for Red Sox games. Guy is worst most boring commentator ever.
"I don't believe it, it's Jim Rice!"
[youtube:23exscuh]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAUU-bC4yOg[/youtube:23exscuh]
(any time is a good time to post that commercial)
The bashing is because he was making it a point to walk away without signing at all, but turned on a dime when he saw cash.oiccup41 said:I love to collect autos and send TTM but I'm not sure that anybody is required to sign anything for anybody. I know that I am biased as a fan and collector of his but why is he being bashed for taking money to sign. Its his prerogative who he wants to sign for and its not like he was turning down kids at this event. According to the blog it was mostly middle age men and somebody else said that most of the the people looking for autos were local dealers.
You guys can call Rice any name you want but I'm sure this kid will disagree with you.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/hof09/col ... id=4353486