Talk:Mike Marshall (outfielder)

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I remember when i collected baseball autographs that Mike Marshall refused to sign autographs as a rule. He had some reasoning behind it that ballplayers weren't special people so therefore why should anyone want their signature? Anyway, if I remember correctly he carried it to an extreme to where literally no Mike Marshall autographs existed. I was hoping to find some notes on it here. If I find something somewhere else maybe i'll come back and add.68.12.199.214 13:38, 11 May 2007 (UTC)