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Wednesday, 11 March 2009
The art of the autograph is alive and well at spring training.


It used to be a bother for players to sign autographs but the Detroit Free-Press found players more than willing to not only sign for fans, but talk about it too.

They even admit that the increased demand has made their signatures less legible.

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