Let's see your picture of you and any sports figure

[Stonepony]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Me and a few of the Red Sox

How was the conversation?

[4815162342]

Originally Posted by Stonepony

How was the conversation?

Kinda flat.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Stonepony

How was the conversation?

They wouldn't even look at me.

[53Browns]

I'm the one on the right....

[ElCabron]

For Dan Bretta:

[Thromdog]

Feb 12, 1999 in Breckenridge, Colorado. Just came off the 4 o'clock Run and saw him in the ski lodge. Asked to get a picture and he jumped up and went outside with us. Nice interaction......good guy.

And true story.....right after taking the picture with him, I had to use the restroom. He just happened to walk in right after me and proceeded to take the loudest dump I've heard.

True story.

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[mybuddyinc]

Darn it, can't find my photo with Bert Campaneris, probably being used as book mark in one of my many unread books.

But I do have this one !!!!!!!!!!!!!! During my Trenton Thunder days:

Me, then Rex Hudler -- late '90's -- pretty impressive.

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Actually, one of the greatest guy I've ever known is on far right, John Coletta, our accountant. Great sense of humor and personally kept Coors Light in the black for many years. Every Monday after the Super Bowl he would take as a personal day (He knew he wouldn't be doing well that day). Even though I sadly lost contact with him, I still celebrated "Coletta Day" two days ago !!!

I have no bathroom stories on either.

Fun stuff, Scott

[Head928]

Sandy...Still a Giants fan though

[Vegas-guy]

Me with a couple Yankees

[kmac32]

Originally Posted by mybuddyinc

Darn it, can't find my photo with Bert Campaneris, probably being used as book mark in one of my many unread books.

But I do have this one !!!!!!!!!!!!!! During my Trenton Thunder days:

Me, then Rex Hudler -- late '90's -- pretty impressive.

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Actually, one of the greatest guy I've ever known is on far right, John Coletta, our accountant. Great sense of humor and personally kept Coors Light in the red for many years. Every Monday after the Super Bowl he would take as a personal day (He knew he wouldn't be doing well that day). Even though I sadly lost contact with him, I still celebrated "Coletta Day" two days ago !!!

I have no bathroom stories on either.

Fun stuff, Scott

Met Campy at Cubs fantasy camp maybe 14 years ago. He signed a ball for me and it is still in my autographed baseball collection

[Tabe]

I don't ever get tired of showing this one off. From a Spokane Indians game. Wayne could not have been nicer.

[doug.goodman]

In my job I cross paths with lots of people who in this day and age would call for a "selfie", but it's not my style. When I spent a few hours at the Gold Glove Awards this past fall, I was in a total of zero pictures, but over the course of the last few years, I have met two people who I needed to get my picture with, and they were both very nice about the intrusion.

My thanks to both Mrs. Clemente and Mr. Olbermann.

Doug "I probably need a haircut" Goodman

[jboosted92]

Originally Posted by Tabe

I don't ever get tired of showing this one off. From a Spokane Indians game. Wayne could not have been nicer.

wow....im sure a great story....

this generation (last 20 years) have no idea how good he was....

[kmac32]

Big Lee Smith and myself

Met Austin Dillon in Martinsville .We got pit passes through my son , he was a Front Tire Carrier

[gracecollector]

[baseball tourist]

Apologies for the terrible quality Iphone pics (and the for my ugly mug!).

With all time Jays' games, hits and triples leader, Tony Fernandez; Dave Stieb (all time Jays fav of mine!); one of the nicest guys you could hope to meet - Jesse Barfield and my lovely wife with the baby "Carlos" from the Hangover movie (kidding...its my daughter )