Which baseball players have you met?

Tim Lincecum: This guy was so much fun. Got to talk to him for only a few seconds. I didn't even end up getting an utogrraph though

David Price: Met him at a Jays game. I ended him getting to talk to him and Matt garza as no one was there (as they never are at Jays games lmao) but he seems nice. I talked to him about the rays and what it was like to go to the World Series. I got an autograph.

Matt Garza: Met him when talking to David prize. They came over ans signed me and my friends autographs. We talked about how he felt in the World Series. Despite the fact I don't like the Rays, they are really nice guys.

Scott Rolen: This was fun, he is really a nice guy. He was just signing and talking about playing for the Jays. He was signing some autographs before a Jays game.

Joe Inglett: No big deal lmao, hut still fun. He was just signing autographs, not talking.

BQ: I had a dream that Adam Lind was hitting really crappy. Oh wait, that's not a dream!

Larry Bowa

Darren Daulton

John Kruk

Larry Anderson

Mitch Williams

Mickey Morindini

Lenny Dykstra

Terry Mulholland

Tommy Greene

Kevin Stocker

Wes Chamberlain

They were all pretty nice except Dykstra, who was arrogant.

BQ; Nope

1948, Comiskey Park, Joe DiMaggio. 1959, Sears YMCA (Chicago), Ernie Banks. 1994, Mavericks Stadium (Class A, California League, Adelanto, CA), Bob Feller.

I also met many players while working at Mavericks Stadium, some who made the Majors. Some were Ty Van Burkleo (was in the Little League with my sons), Jack Cust, Rod Barajas, Travis Lee, Junior Spivey, rad Penny, J. J. Hardy, Cory Hart, Nick Bierbrod, and Don Wakamatsu (managed Mavs in 1998, was California League Manager of the Year that year; first Asian-American MLB manager)

Sarge

Met and talked to Ryan Braun. He was very nice, we talked for a while about playing for Milwaukee and his ROY in 2007. (Met him in 2008) I'm going to say it was an awesome experience.

I met Paul Molitor when I was a kid and have a picture of me on his shoulders.

Other than that, just brief encounters for an autograph.

BQ: Not weird, but I've had dreams of me actually being on the Brewers, well, a little weird since I'm female. I'm usually pretty good too!

I've met Randy Johnson, Edgar Renteria, Angel Pagan, Micheal Barret, Stephen Drew, Mark Grace, Max Scherzer, Matt Williams, Chris Young, and many more.

I've only met players on my favorite team. I've met Willie McCovey, Barry Zito (actually really nice), Jeremy Affeldt, Jonathon Sanchez, Sergio Romo (although I only said "thank you"), Joe Martinez, and Merkin Valdez. All of the them were very nice, but I only talked to them for a couple seconds.

BQ: I've had some really weird ones, but non about my favorite players. I had one where Barry Zito was my step brother and we were all in a Japanese tea house wrapping presents for his mom.

Roger Clemens: Not a fan of the man anymore, but this was back in '03 and he was a very nice guy

Phil Coke: Seemed very obsessed we trying to be funny and didn't really know what else to do/say around fans. Pretty much he was awkward.

BQ: No

i never actually met a player, but when i was 10 i shared an elevator at turner field with steve avery and didnt realize it until i got off lol

and also when i was 10 i met 'the great' pitching coach for the braves at the time leo mazzone at the braves winter fanfest

bq: yeah when i was 9 i had a weird dream chipper jones was kidnapped. it was really weird lol

My "best experience" i guess you can say is meeting Barry Zito, Mark Mulder, Eric Byrnes, Tim Hudson, and Nick Swisher back when the A's came to town while they were having dinner.

I saw them outside and asked for autographs and they were all very cool and chill. Zito was really funny as well as Eric.

Hi,

I personally haven't but my grandfather painted Yogi Berra's house in 1956. He gave him a team signed ball with 26/27 autos on it. Mickey & Yogi signed on the sweet spot. The ball is still in the original Spalding box & was rarely taken out.