I'll answer my own question for the benefit of the cause: The Sunday autograph sessions at Fox Cities Stadium are well organized. As the game concludes, the staff sets up a row of nameplates at the end of the 3rd Base concourse (closest to Left Field). About 5-10 minutes after the game, the players come up to the concourse and take a seat behind a picnic table. Everyone signs until there is no longer anyone in their line. Tonight, I attended my first Timber Rattlers' game in several years. I wasn't quite sure of what to expect. I sort of lingered in the 3rd Base concourse until I noticed a crowd growing in Left Field. By that time, the lines for several players were fairly long (especially Kodi Medeiros). I decided to give the Medeiros line a chance, not knowing when the staff would halt the free autograph session. I waited for at least 20 minutes, but was able to get Kodi to sign a ball for me. By that time, every other player had left (still a success, by my standards). I'm not really an autograph seeker. I don't think I've every paid for an autograph (other than a donation to the players' charity) and I've never waited by a dugout in hopes of obtaining one. Receiving a free Kodi Medeiros autograph in such an organized fashion was a neat experience for me. Hats off to the Timber Rattlers for staging such a great event.