Steiner Sports - Wow, that was quick!

Dboneesq · November 24, 2014 3:28AM

blee1 · November 24, 2014 3:31AM

ummmm....that's almost too fast. I assume they are located in NY?

alifaxwa2 · November 24, 2014 3:44AM

He actually has a signing scheduled tonight with Steiner. They photoshopped those pics (they are same signature)
The signing schedule is seen here;
http://www.steinersports.com/upcoming-signings.html

Dboneesq · November 24, 2014 4:04AM

You are correct Jeff ... was just showing how quickly they jumped on that catch. They are pre-orders.

itzagoner · November 24, 2014 4:32AM

why wasn't someone waiting at the back of the end zone with a Sharpie? in fact, how soon until that is precisely what will now happen at all NFL games?

yankeesman · November 24, 2014 5:46AM

Terrell Owens brought his own sharpie and everybody got mad. This is a wishy washy world we live in.

itzagoner · November 24, 2014 6:01AM

yup. T.O. was a visionary and way ahead of the learning curve.

StanTheManMusial · November 24, 2014 7:10AM

I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'.

Dboneesq · November 24, 2014 7:30AM

<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

+1

JMDVM · November 24, 2014 2:51PM

Steiners Motto : You'll never make more money than me"

bounce · November 24, 2014 11:38PM

<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

it's not scribble - it's clearly "O" and "B"

not uncommon anymore for "initials" signatures, i just wish he's put his number on there too - although in reality i guess that's actually what he's doing with the "B"

FINESTKIND · November 25, 2014 1:18AM

Why is $69.99 and the other $99.99 ?

Grimster · November 25, 2014 1:23AM

<< Why is $69.99 and the other $99.99 ? >>

one is an 8x10 and the other is a 16x20

byronscott4ever · November 25, 2014 1:24AM

<< Why is $69.99 and the other $99.99 ? >>

Different sized photos

Carew29 · November 25, 2014 7:27AM

I'll sell you mine for the low low low low price of $19.99... and wait there's more!! If you order in the next ten minutes you will receive a 2nd one free!!! That's two autos for $19.99!!

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Ever notice when you yell in the library all of the strange looks you get, but when you yell on a plane...everyone yells with you!!

FINESTKIND · November 25, 2014 8:33AM

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<< Why is $69.99 and the other $99.99 ? >>

one is an 8x10 and the other is a 16x20 >>

Thanks. I missed that.

StanTheManMusial · November 25, 2014 10:45AM

<< 

<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

it's not scribble - it's clearly "O" and "B"

not uncommon anymore for "initials" signatures, i just wish he's put his number on there too - although in reality i guess that's actually what he's doing with the "B" >>

Just because it's not uncommon for modern day athletes, it doesn't mean it's not pure slop that I will never waste my money on. How anyone could get any enjoyment out of that type of scribble autograph is beyond me. These modern athletes need to look back at how the greats like Musial, Mantle, Ted Williams, Ruth, Killebrew, etc... signed their names. Now those are some beautiful signatures. Sadly, these modern day athlete scribble signatures just shows how far our society has fallen, in my opinion. Back in the day, players cared about their fans and took pride in their signature. Those days seem to have gone away for the most part.

jay0791 · November 25, 2014 9:22PM

soon that photo will be in reprint

get him at a later date.....

since I only collect hofers he is a long time away from my radar..

mr musial is spot on....

ever see a bad killer auto. he took the time to create a work of art i do have an eddie Mathews ball that was signed drunk....auto
runs off the ball but that's another story
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Griffins · November 26, 2014 1:29AM

<< soon that photo will be in reprint

get him at a later date.....

since I only collect hofers he is a long time away from my radar..

mr musial is spot on....

ever see a bad killer auto. he took the time to create a work of art i do have an eddie Mathews ball that was signed drunk....auto
runs off the ball but that's another story
. >>

The true rarity is Eddie Mathews sober sig. Doubt there are many out there.

Dboneesq · November 28, 2014 2:54AM

<< These modern athletes need to look back at how the greats like Musial, Mantle, Ted Williams, Ruth, Killebrew, etc... signed their names. >>

There are some great stories on the Internet about how Killebrew would sit down with the rookies each year and tell them how important it was to have a nice signature when you were signing for fans.

mlbfan2 · November 28, 2014 3:56AM

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<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

it's not scribble - it's clearly "O" and "B"

not uncommon anymore for "initials" signatures, i just wish he's put his number on there too - although in reality i guess that's actually what he's doing with the "B" >>

Just because it's not uncommon for modern day athletes, it doesn't mean it's not pure slop that I will never waste my money on. How anyone could get any enjoyment out of that type of scribble autograph is beyond me. These modern athletes need to look back at how the greats like Musial, Mantle, Ted Williams, Ruth, Killebrew, etc... signed their names. Now those are some beautiful signatures. Sadly, these modern day athlete scribble signatures just shows how far our society has fallen, in my opinion. Back in the day, players cared about their fans and took pride in their signature. Those days seem to have gone away for the most part. >>

The fans are partly to blame though. Back when Musial and those other guys were playing, they didn't sign an autograph and then see it for sale on ebay the next day.

Stone193 · November 28, 2014 6:44AM

Wow Doug!

I so want to pay 70 clams for a scribble on a mass produced photo.

Emmitt says "me no likey for 70 bill$$."

StanTheManMusial · November 28, 2014 7:16AM

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<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

it's not scribble - it's clearly "O" and "B"

not uncommon anymore for "initials" signatures, i just wish he's put his number on there too - although in reality i guess that's actually what he's doing with the "B" >>

Just because it's not uncommon for modern day athletes, it doesn't mean it's not pure slop that I will never waste my money on. How anyone could get any enjoyment out of that type of scribble autograph is beyond me. These modern athletes need to look back at how the greats like Musial, Mantle, Ted Williams, Ruth, Killebrew, etc... signed their names. Now those are some beautiful signatures. Sadly, these modern day athlete scribble signatures just shows how far our society has fallen, in my opinion. Back in the day, players cared about their fans and took pride in their signature. Those days seem to have gone away for the most part. >>

The fans are partly to blame though. Back when Musial and those other guys were playing, they didn't sign an autograph and then see it for sale on ebay the next day. >>

I am talking about these guys that are being paid to sign this scribble for companies like Steiner, Topps, Panini, Leaf, etc... There is no excuse for it unless they were never taught how to write in school. Sadly, that may be the case for many of them due to our failing public school system.

JMDVM · November 28, 2014 9:23AM

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<< I'm sorry, but I just can't justify spending one dime on ugly scribble that athletes these days calls an 'autograph'. >>

it's not scribble - it's clearly "O" and "B"

not uncommon anymore for "initials" signatures, i just wish he's put his number on there too - although in reality i guess that's actually what he's doing with the "B" >>

Just because it's not uncommon for modern day athletes, it doesn't mean it's not pure slop that I will never waste my money on. How anyone could get any enjoyment out of that type of scribble autograph is beyond me. These modern athletes need to look back at how the greats like Musial, Mantle, Ted Williams, Ruth, Killebrew, etc... signed their names. Now those are some beautiful signatures. Sadly, these modern day athlete scribble signatures just shows how far our society has fallen, in my opinion. Back in the day, players cared about their fans and took pride in their signature. Those days seem to have gone away for the most part. >>

The fans are partly to blame though. Back when Musial and those other guys were playing, they didn't sign an autograph and then see it for sale on ebay the next day. >>

I am talking about these guys that are being paid to sign this scribble for companies like Steiner, Topps, Panini, Leaf, etc... There is no excuse for it unless they were never taught how to write in school. Sadly, that may be the case for many of them due to our failing public school system. >>

Actually many public schools are no longer teaching "cursive" because they think its obsolete.

Steiner Sports - Wow, that was quick!

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