Three things: The random part...You all know as much as I do that we'd all be extremely PO'd if you went down to Miller Park at 3:30, stood in line, picked a random section to see Jorge Julio come out while Prince and Braun are in the two sections sandwiching you. The Brewers ball/cards part...Those Brewers balls are extremely generic and within 2 years they will turned into superfading/bleeding. The cards would be okay to an extent, but I would much rather get a ball signed over an 8x10, 5x8 etc, because it's smaller and easier to display. Random thought part (related to 20fry's thought)...There isn't many other public signings of players that I know of outside of Auto fridays and Legends...Legends overprices greatly as I think most of us will agree on. So trying to complete a multi-sig item, or what not would become very difficult. For example, would Mike Rivera have ANY draw at Legends? I only use him for example because he's basically the last guy I need from my team bat last year, and really, does he deserve to charge people? He only played in like 16 games last year, and basically a career minor leaguer before that. BHF, I personally think your idea of lining up next to the Uecker line ticket window is the best. Tickets over wristbands, as people could easily transfer wristbands and whatnot, and it'd be too much to have someone clipping them. Tickets can be just be taken, and that's that. I've been wishing this on the past few years since I saw how smooth the Yount/Uecker thing went at FanFest. Quick final thought on autographs being only for kids...I didn't get many autos as a kid, but that's when I started collecting them. At some point all kids grow up, and shouldn't have to discontinue a hobby because of their age (unless it's playing GI Joe or ding dong ditch).