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Originally Posted by YOUR Hero
VEL, don't start with your hypothetical shit. I won't tolerate it any further. I'm completely right, you are completely wrong.
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yes, I know age before beauty.
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Originally Posted by Joey Slugs
MLB doesn't have people @ the games to get the ball back. It's the players that do that. A friend of mine caught Podsednik's home run ball from Game 1 of the ALDS and an offical from the Sox came out and asked him if he would like to exchange the ball for some swag. He ended up meeting Pods and getting another ball autographed, a bat, and a picture with him after the game.
It's not a MLB thing, it's just up to the player if he wants it for himself or not.
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I know your very busy in this thread right now, but please read before you reply.
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Originally Posted by VonErich Lives
As for the fans, that could be considerd a choice MLB makes, also I've seen the home club send people into the stands to negoatiate with somone to get a ball.
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