Where is the best place to get NBA players autographs in Los Angeles?
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go to staples center during the days at lakers or clippers homestays... and a few will be walking around...
1080552
You'll have way better luck reaching them with snail mail (usps)\nYou can send a photo request to the team in c/o the player and who knows what you could receive back.
945723
Hell Yeah get that autograph & then sell it on Ebay
1014117
www.nba.com or yahoo sports
455198
According to the Philadelphia 76ers website, your best bet is by sending a letter to the team, care of Chris Webber:\n\nChris Webber\nc/o Philadelphia 76ers\n3601 S. Broad Street\nPhiladelphia, PA 19148\n\nGood luck!
99118
There are 2 really good sites that you can get celebrity addresses. One is www.stararchive.com & the other is www.mailhollywood.com. I have written to several celebrities using addresses from these sites & I have gotten several autographs back. My favorite was from John Ritter. I got it about a week or 2 before he passed.
992157
Try the mlb.com site store.  Or a sporting goods store if u arein southern california
874615
The best sites I have found are:\n\nwww.fantasybasketballcafe.com\n\nand\n\nwww.basketballmonster.com\n\nThe cafe is great, people are very nice, and they have all of the information you could ever need.
978007
sure, the NBA store in New York City, Dick's Sporting Goods, The Sports Authority...\n\notherwise go to NBA.com:  $99.99
230261
At the HSBC arena or ebay
160144
for what team or are you talking about the entire league?  If the later, then I would recommend http://www.nba.com or you can check each team.
460726
got his autograph if thats any help
1011092
The best time to get the autographs is during batting practice that takes place right when the gates open to the park. I believe it's about 3 hours before the game.  Barry usually won't sign if you look like a person that is going to sell it. Better to have your son/daughter ask for Barry's signature.
927863
Try mycareer.com.au, from the Sydney Morning Herald website
638514
From nba.com, authentic but it can be pricey...OR from footlocker.com, footaction.com, finishline.com, and other sports store...
250850
It's really subjective to say.  The best thing you can do is just try pricing similar signed items at sports collectible stores in the Dallas area.  This gives you the high end of it's probable worth, as it's their local team.  Then next try comparing it to a similar item in another city that has a competing basketball team.  Simply calling some stores and telling them what you have should do fine.  Cards for the local team ALWAYS sell better and for 20-30% higher in the same city. . . I've never saw that be any different in other sports memorabilia, and I dealt in this stuff for about 6 years.  Good luck if you wish to sell a major item.  It's a difficult market these days.
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ticketmasters, staples center, or front row sports.