if you could meet your favorite player

[Brendan]

I'd go back tens of thousands of years and bring back a couple hundred baseballs to be signed by early humans. What sport did they "play?" Hunting. I'd just have a bit of trouble proving the authenticity.

[canjond]

Originally Posted by Brendan

I'd go back tens of thousands of years and bring back a couple hundred baseballs to be signed by early humans. What sport did they "play?" Hunting. I'd just have a bit of trouble proving the authenticity.

I'm pretty sure Morales would have exemplars to authenticate them.

[ScottR81]

Ted Williams, ask him if he really wanted his head frozen?

[iwantitiwinit]

Johnny Bench, and I'd ask him why he didn't send me that autographed 3 x 5 index card I requested in 1970 (sase included). Why Johnny? Why?

[IronHorse2130]

Gehrig is my favorite player and the one I'd like to meet most but...I'd love to meet Johnny Evers and ask him what actually happened regarding Merkle's Boner.

[Gradedcardman]

Meeting him on Saturday. Mr. Bert Blyleven.

[mr2686]

Johnny Bench, and I'd ask him why he didn't send me that autographed 3 x 5 index card I requested in 1970 (sase included). Why Johnny? Why?

Don't feel bad...he didn't send me one in 1972 either, but Wes Parker did.
If I could go back, I'd like to talk to the 1919 Blacksox and find out the whole story of the fix.

[Kzoo]

Originally Posted by ScottR81

Ted Williams, ask him if he really wanted his head frozen?

Now that's funny! What a crazy and odd way post-death turned out for a true American Hero that should be buried in a National Cemetery.....and don't forget his body frozen in the next chamber. I gotta believe Ted would have responded to that question with 'F--- No!'