The Los Angeles Angels didn’t make the post-season this year, but that meant it was a little easier in late September to get an autograph.
The expensive cars roll into the players only parking lot as a group of regulars wait in hopes that a few of them will give them a minute or two of their time.
These aren’t a bunch of eBay profiteers. Most, according this story in the Orange County Register, were just fans hoping to add to their always-growing collections.
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