So what did everyone think? I thought it was way more organized than anything at Miller Park. Having one entrance made things run a lot smoother from the get go. It was also nice to be in a heated building as opposed to a freezing Miller Park. Braun personalized everything, BUT I got my sig on the Helena Brewers bobble, and there wasn't much room to begin with, and after politely asking him if he had to, and showing him my Brewers tattoo to help confirm I'm not selling anything, he gave me a pass. Was able to get Svuem on my team bat, and asked him to put Wild Card 08 under it. As soon as that was said, Sedar goes "How fast is this gonna be on eBay?" He was somewhat joking, I think, but was still turned off by it. I managed to get Gallardo, Salome, and Gamel as well. Pretty crowded around 11-2 but it cooled down after the first tier players were done signing. The Rummage sale had most of the 82 bobbles and a few bigger ones for 2 or 3 bucks. Former player signed balls were in pretty slim supply. They had a buncha stuff, but not as much variety as I remember from years past. I managed to get a Braun Huntsville bobble for 30 at the Farm Club table, which is way cheaper than what eBay is getting for em. All and all I enjoyed this a lot more, even though we had to pay for autographs, it went to a good cause, and you get a free ticket to a game in mid april, so that's worth it. I'd definately take this set up over the Miller Park On Deck's. One last thing, for the Fielder bashers, as soon as he was done signing, he took off his jersey, signed it and handed it off to a girl, something he probably didn't have to do. Nice gesture, I'm thinking Braun did the same thing, as I saw him leaving his table minus his jersey.