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Posted By: leon
From a friendly board member...how many HOF'ers he asks? |
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Posted By: Anonymous
19. |
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Posted By: Tom Boblitt
That must be a pre-coke Gooden or someone got their judgment clouded by adding him! |
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Posted By: PC
That is awesome. 19 HOFers and an All-Star. |
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Posted By: dynarl
YOUR RIGHT! DYNARL |
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Posted By: Mark
I believe the Bob Feller is clubhouse signed. Sorry to break the bad news. |
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Posted By: PC
Feller looks real to me. |
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Posted By: JDRUM
It looks real to me too. I can't imagine a lot of Sharpies in Feller's clubhouse. |
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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley
Mark is kidding regarding the Feller, but a clubhouse "Feller" is probably rarer than the real thing, and may be more valuable (this is also a joke)! |
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Posted By: PC
I missed the joke the first time, but now I get it. If I have two Feller autographs, you know his signature isn't rare! |
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Posted By: Richard Simon
They should run contests at baseball card shows,,, first prize being one Bob Feller autograph, second prize being two Bob Feller autographs. |
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Posted By: David Atkatz
The Gooden is placed well--it's in a position where it can easily be removed. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
Football coach John McKay once said, "If a contest had 97 prizes, the 98th would be a trip to Green Bay." |
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Posted By: dynarl
I thought of removing the Doc Gooden but thought it is what it is part of history like the Chicago Black Sox,Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds. We can not change what happened in the past but we can learn from it if we don't hide it. D. |
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Posted By: PC
Gooden's signature does seem a little out of place among all those HOFers, but I wouldn't remove it. He was a great pitcher, and very well liked, at least in NY. |
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Posted By: Rhys
They say the rarest Bob Feller items in the hobby are the ones that are not autographed. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
I don't think there's any need to remove the Gooden. Perhaps if it was Don Aase, but Gooden won the Cy Young. His on the field career is comparable to Smoky Joe Wood's, and few if any would erase Wood's signature. And Wood didn't have to play knowing Gary Sheffield was his nephew. |
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