Not sure what forum to post this in... Some things to be aware of: 1. Monte Harrison will only sign one thing per person. He is the first player I have ever encountered that says one only. I think this is fine, it defeats the kids that take their binders to the players and have them sign 10 or 15 cards. literally, this is true, I have witnessed it a hundred times, and the players have always been accommodating. I had two 8 x 10s for him to sign, and I felt like a heel when he said "one only." The kid after me had a binder, opened it up, had at least 10 cards ready to go, and Monte said "one only." Good for him, it is ridiculous the amount of things some people will bring each player to sign. I have always been amazed that the T-Rats didn't take measures to keep the gluttons away. This also keeps the lines moving faster... Monte is not very friendly, he has a bit of the prima donna attitude, which isn't quite warranted yet for a guy hitting .140 in Single A ball... 2. Devin Williams will only sign "To: insert name" He will sign multiples, but I think this is his way to stop his sigs from ending up on eBay or for sale someplace else. This doesn't bother me either, but every T-Rats auto I own is just their name and number, this one will not quite fit my collection...lol He is a nice kid though, and like I said, I don't blame him for trying to stop others from making a buck on his sigs... 3. Cy Sneed is a super guy, very friendly! Get him before he goes, his time in Appleton might be short. 4. The longest lines are always Sneed, Williams, Harrison and Mederios. If you make the trip to Appleton, hit those lines first, the others you can pretty much just walk right up to the players whenever you want... (It will get busier from here on out though, once June hits, the crowds are bigger for game days and auto Sundays.) 4. Lines move fast, but the space allotted is too small for the amount of people getting autographs... All in all, it is a great thing the T-Rats do for the fans, if you haven't been to a Sunday game yet, I strongly recommend it, especially if you have kids that want to meet the players...