I definitely think that handing out wristbankds or tickets of some sort is the best solution. That worked best for the Brewers On-Deck events the past couple of years (especially with one entrance this last year). I'd be ok with the randomness of the autographs. Autograph Fridays are just a quick way to get a player you're really looking to get. In MOST cases, if you try hard enough, you can get one of these guys at some point throughout the season if you try hard enough, but it is a good way to get a guy when you know he's going to be signing on a certain day. As for the autos for the kids, I'm all for kids being able to stand in line and meet their favorite Brewers. But I don't think it should be limited to that. I grew up with Yount, Molitor, and Gantner and I didn't get their autographs until about a year ago, because I just wasn't able to as a kid. Autographs, to me, are a fun way to stay close to the sport and enjoy it for years to come, pretty much all of my autographs I know when I got it and the significant story behind those autos. Those are stories I'll share with my kids some day. I think I enjoy it more now than I did when I was young because most of the time when I was younger, I don't even remember the stories of the autographs I got.