I have head shots of just about the whole 1976 Boston Red Sox Team... I have doubles of some and theyre all autographed... and Im not sure if this was before you could print autographs on pictures and some of them have gone through so I know some are real.\n\nWhat do you think?
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Autographs are a great thing to have if they are real. If you wish to sell these photos, i would recommend having them authenticated and keeping the collection together as a whole.
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It really depends on the quality of the ball (type and condition) and signature.  I would suggest getting it appraised through an official appraiser, maybe someone like PSA/DNA.  They will put a grading on it and then usually give you an estimate of total worth.  It will cost you a few bucks to do this, but the return is well worth it (PSA/DNA authenticated stuff usually sells a whole lot higher).\n\nhttp://www.psadna.com/  \n\nIf you are looking to offload it without getting it authenticated, go through auction sites specifically for Sports autographs and game-used memorabilia.    I like checking things out at American Memorabilia.com.  You can do searches here to see how similar balls went for in past auctions.\n\nhttp://www.americanmemorabilia.com/\n\nDo you happen to know around when the signatiure was obtained?\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGlenn
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Though many Yankee fans who are still crying about how the Red Sox made them look like idiots in the 2004 ALCS (came back from 3 games to 0) claim the Red Sox will never win again, I believe that one of their best chances of winning it again could be this year. They have the young talent and depth they need to take another title home to Boston. The pitching staff (with an exception of Wells) has looked extrodinary and Papelbon has been lights out so far this season out of the bullpen. Once their offense begins to explode the Red Sox will be a tough team to beat. If the Red Sox do not win the World Series this year then they will definitely have a chance in the coming years as long as they are able to re-sign and hold on to the young talent such as Cavelli "Coco" Crisp, Josh Beckett, Wily Mo Pena, Jonathan Papelbon, etc., etc. AND ALL OF YOU GAY YANKEE FANS THAT CANNOT ARGUE BEYOND "NO WAY RED SOX SUCKS" BECAUSE I KNOW YOU AREN'T CAPABLE OF IT SHOULD JUST SHUT UP BECAUSE YOU HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO GOOD REASONING ON WHY THE RED SOX SHOULDN'T WIN IT ALL.......MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE YOUR YANKEES ARE JUST MEDIOCRE THUS FAR THIS SEASON AND THEY COMPLETELY BLEW THE 2004 ALCS AND CREATED THE GREATEST COMEBACK IN SPORTS HISTORY.....AND O YA DON'T YOU GUYS HAVE TWO GUYS WHO  USED STEROIDS NOT TO MENTION ANY NAMES (cough SHEFFIELD AND GIAMBI cough).....EPSTEIN IS BETTER THAN CASHMAN,AND THE RED SOX ARE JUST BETTER THAN THE YANKEES, END OF STORY THAT IS THAT.
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For one, I would have the shirt framed to ensure it doesn't get ruined in any way.  To get it authenticated, you could go to a sports memoribilia store.  BUT, do your research and find out about the dealer there.  You only want a respectable person who KNOWS what he/she is talking about.  After that, get multiple quotes.  It will help in giving you an average rather than one set price.  Realize that stores in different areas will value things differently.  You could also try to go through PSA.com, which is the leading source of getting things authenticated.  While I don't know the prices they charge for such a process, they are perhaps the best to speak to.\n\nPiece of advice:  DON'T go to eBay for prices.  Prices there are for what people are paying at the highest and not a reflection of actual values.  With alot of inflation there due to fraudulent users, prices go out of control on a daily basis.\n\nHave fun and remember one thing.  Don't be discouraged if you get a low value.  You still have a nice piece of baseball history.
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Maybe you can talk Becky - link below - out of one. :) There are actually 181 Brian Bosworth items of memorabilia on ebay right now. Did you know that they have a place on ebay where you can list things you want? Folks scroll through that and then offer what they have.
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HERE is your answer.....\nIt is part of the Baseball Legends Colorized  12 Quarter Set.\nHere is a site with the details..........\nhttp://www.worldwidetreasure.com/prodinfo.asp?number=04804
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One side of the baseball has the commissioner of baseball's imprinted signature.  A. Bartlett Giomatti was the comissioner of the National League from 1986- April 1989.  I was probably in that time period
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Glad???  No, furious in fact! Ok, I have gotten over it though. In MLB however, that's just how the cookie crumbles, unfortunately.\nAs a die-hard SOX fan, I can certainly empathize with you though. I remember waking one morning, still wiping the sleep from my eyes...turned on the tube and there he was, his mug peering back at me, short hair and a blue cap.\nI was like whaaaaat?? Am I dreaming?\nSad day for sure!\nWe'll do just fine w/o him though...remember, keep the faith!
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Evon - that would be Bob Lilly again.  His autograph should be easy to read for he is one of the better signers.  Alot of players now a days sign their name like their pen is running out of ink.  I love the retired football players autographs.
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You betcha, my friend--sitting in upper reserved, section 327, with a perfect view.  Beautiful day by the bay, not much wind, and every other hard-hit ball to center died before it got anywhere today--which is why we knew Barry's shot was heading out: it was still rising over right-center.  But as with everything in baseball, you need context: Byung-Yung Kim owned the Giants today.  It was 6-0 Rockies when Bonds came up, and there were already 2 out, with Steve Finley on first.  Kim had walked Bonds his first AB, but with a 6 run lead he looked like he was going after him.  Count went full, and we all thought, here comes another walk....The other remarkable thing was that during each pitch there was almost total silence in the yard--nobody was cheering, everybody went quiet, like they didn't want any distractions.  Never heard anything like it...And then of course all hell broke loose when he hit it.  Some guy in the right-center bleachers had a glove on it and misplayed it, and the ball dropped over the side of the section onto the concessions below.  And some other guy who was in line for a beer saw it rolling his way and picked it up.  (True!)\n\nI know there's going to be a lot of screaming about steroids, and cheating, and racism, and asterisks, and who was better, and why, and bla bla bla....You know what?  I don't think there's a sports record you couldn't taint if you looked close enough.  To me, it's about the drama of the moment, and this one had it.  Lucky to be there.  (But glad it's over....oh, and the Rockies won anyway....)\n\nP.S.: I'm with you on the steroids thing.  Strength is fine, but as anyone who's ever hit a baseball knows, a half inch either way on the bat, and you have either a very strong popup or a very strong ground ball.  The reason hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports is because the hitter has exactly half a second from the time the ball is released to decide where it's going, and whether to swing or not--and if you do swing, you're as likely to miss as to hit, and if you do hit, 7 out of 10 times you'll be out.  Steroids may give you bulk, but they don't give you eyesight or bat speed.  Not that I'm saying Bonds--or anyone else who ever played the game--is totally clean.  But I just think the effect of steroids on home runs is overrated.\n\nAs for unfair comparisons: how many home runs would Babe Ruth have hit if he'd had to play against pitchers like Bob Gibson, Juan Marichal, Dave Stewart, Pedro Martinez, Dontrelle Willis...?\n\nP.P.S:  Aaron's record is safe.  Watched Bonds' play in left decline enough to know: his knees won't carry him the 3 seasons he'd need now to reach 755.
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Even though I am a Tigers fan and can vaguely remember the last time the Tigers were a legit team (1987, lost in ALCS to the Twins), I would venture to say that the White Sox will prevail in the Central.  Not that any of this will stop me from cheering for the Tigers this year and every other year, just the logic of White Sox having a little better overall talent.  But the Tigers have shown a tremendous amount of heart this year which I cant remember a Tigers team coming back and not quitting like this one.
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yes it's true. \nit's a sad day in minnesota. \nrest in peace #34... thanks for the memories.  \nkirby played in the first mlb game i ever saw live.\n\nhttp://www.duluthsuperior.com/mld/duluthsuperior/14036779.htm
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An autographed ball by Alex Rodriguez will probably run around $450 - $550.  However, in your case, I think typing and or english classes would be a better investment.
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I'm going to go against that grain here and say that unless you need steals - don't do it. Let’s start off with Beckett- he is now 3-1 with a 4.50 ERA, 1.25 WHIP after the Tribe kicked the snot out of him the other night. Everybody knows that Beckett, the 2003 World Series MVP, has talent. The question, as always, is his durability. He'll be just 26 in May and already has 100 starts in the bigs. BUT he's never thrown more than 200 innings or made 30 starts in a season. What happens when his first blister pops up -- on the front pages -- in Boston? How will he handle the heat? How will he get his road ERA (4.25 since 2004) down? How will he handle a full season with the DH? Not this well, that's for sure.\n\nSo...now you're talking Jones for Damon. Andruw is the back bone of the Braves lineup and he has had an awesome April (.284 8HR 23RBI's 17 runs). Project that out and he's looking at a 45+HR and a 100+RBI season. Damon on the other had has a slower start (.275 1HR 10RBI 16 runs). He's gonna have to find a way to settle down in NYC (which he may do just fine) but how far back in the standings will you be when he does?\n\nStick with Jones, go out and look at Ryan Freel (Cincinnati) for steals and grab whatever pitcher is hot on your waiver wire.
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Go to this site.  You can add them up here.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/
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I live just outside Boston and I'm a huge Red Sox fan. Ever since Pedro left Boston, I have been "secretly" routing for him. I hoped for a Boston win, but with Pedro pitching well. And yes, he is a grade-A pitcher. As Peter Gammons has said many times before, "if he (Pedro) retired tommorow, he would be in the hall of fame with no doubt"
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A Yankees vs.Red Sox game is the ultimate experience.  There is so much energy in the ballpark, it's like a party atmosphere.  I've seen several of these games at Yankee Stadium including the infamous 7/1/04 game that went 12 or 13 innings and Jeter made that spectacular play into the stands.  Security is tight at these games. We got kicked out of the stadium not once but twice.  1st...my brother was shoved by a Red Sox fan enroute from getting some beer and my husband tried to break it up.  Cops escorted them out and then came for my sister-in-law and myself(minding our own business) We snuck back in to the loge section and got asked to leave because my brother(again) would not reverse his Boston Sucks shirt..but we were able to get back in again!! The Yankees won that game 5-4