MiLB autos

[M4A1Carbine]

I have a minor league ball with a few autos that I received in person around 1998-2002. I ID'd one of the autos as Don Buford, Jr. who was one of Don Buford's son. Still not sure on the rest, any help would be appreciated.

[whitehse]

Looks like:
Ross Grimsley
?
Earl Weaver (or Earl Williams)
Doug DeCinces

[Michael B]

First one on the second image looks like Glenn Gulliver.

[M4A1Carbine]

It looks like what you guys suggested is pretty accurate, still don't know how you can know them that fast. Do I seriously have an Earl Weaver auto? Figures I would get his on an MiLB ball next to another auto. Is his hard to find at all?

[bender07]

Originally Posted by M4A1Carbine

It looks like what you guys suggested is pretty accurate, still don't know how you can know them that fast. Do I seriously have an Earl Weaver auto? Figures I would get his on an MiLB ball next to another auto. Is his hard to find at all?

Looks like Earl Weaver to me too but it's hard to tell with the bleeding. Earl is a very easy HOFer to get.

[earlywynnfan]

Originally Posted by bender07

Looks like Earl Weaver to me too but it's hard to tell with the bleeding. Earl is a very easy HOFer to get.

Well, he was easy to get. He got a lot more difficult a month ago.

[MooseDog]

Check - Grimsley, Gulliver, Weaver, and DeCinces. All of them were pretty good in person as were most of the Orioles in the 1970s-1980s except for Frank Robinson and Eddie Murray. Those guys would sign if you were alone but never in a crowd.

[dgo71]

Murray want bad in the late 80s. He was almost always one of the last to leave and often came out with Cal. They would both line people up and sign from their car. Murray just hated when peoples pens got too close to whatever Corvette he was driving. I got him many times in 87 and 88.