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Mike Ditka will always be "Coach" to fans and players alike.
Autograph News

Sign of the Times: National Autograph Pavilion Roundup

By Ross FormanDec 12, 2019
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Autograph News

First autograph guests announced for 40th National in Chicago

By Bert LehmanDec 5, 2019
Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown poses for a photo with fans at the 32nd TRISTAR Collectors Show in Houston. (Ross Forman photos)
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Houston continues to be a successful venue for TRISTAR Collectors Show

By Bert LehmanMar 11, 2019
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Autograph News

Autograph signers make autograph collecting experience fun and memorable

By Bert LehmanDec 5, 2019
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Craig Biggio, Larry Bowa, and Scott Bradley autographs through the years

By Bert LehmanDec 5, 2019
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Hobby News

Billy Wagner Added a Lot of Relief for MLB Teams

By Tom BartschJun 2, 2016
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Hobby News

Craig Biggio Settles Into Hall of Fame Status

By Tom BartschMay 12, 2016
The four new inductees – Biggio, Smoltz, Johnson and Martinez – were busy signing on the Monday after their induction – with prices ranging from $99-$200 for signed balls and flats. Photos courtesy of David Moriah.
Hobby News

Cooperstown Weekend 2015: Pedro Danced, Reggie Cursed and Pete Disappeared

By Tom BartschAug 19, 2015
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National Convention Preview: Autograph Pavilion Welcomes More than 120 Guests

By Tom BartschDec 6, 2019
Flooding in the Houston area kept some fans and signers away from the latest Tristar event, but James Harden helped draw crowds over the three days. Photos by Ross Forman.
Hobby News

Headlining in Houston: Harden Shines at Tristar Event

By Tom BartschJun 18, 2015
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Johnson, Martinez, Smoltz and Biggio Gain Entry into Baseball HOF

By Tom BartschJan 6, 2015
Photo courtesy Baseball Hall of Fame website.
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Baseball Class of 2015 Another Big Crowd?

By Tom BartschDec 4, 2014
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2014 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot Released

By Tom BartschNov 26, 2013
PJ Shelley, tour and programming director at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, holds a bat in its infancy. Shelley said Louisville Slugger only uses trees from Pennsylvania and New York. All photos by Ross Forman.
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Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory

By Tom BartschNov 14, 2013
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The 2013 Baseball HOF Ballot Results: No One is Deemed Worthy

By Tom BartschJan 9, 2013