So, Who Wants Rickey HOF Trinkets or Keepsakes?

by Imaseasonticketholder on Jul 20, 2009 11:43 AM PDT Comment 6 comments

I'll be going on my baseball tour which includes the Hall of fame Induction Ceremony. Oddly, I only became a fan in 2000 and missed the entire Rickey era. So, I have to take everyone's word as to how fun it was to watch him play .
My offer is to buy low cost trinkets for those who want them , provided I get reimbursed. I mean caps, key rings, maybe a lightweight mug , a souvenir book , if not too expensive..... I can bring them to AN day of mail it to the person if they are not w/i strining distance. So let me know by Wednesday, I can't assume I'll be able to get online cuz I'll wither be traveling or at a game.

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oOooo

Sounds super- I’d definitely consider a photo book, or a DVD. Is there an official list of goodies (hopefully with pictures) out there?

I also became a fan in 2000 when I got introduced to baseball during my stay in BA.

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by fruitattack on Jul 20, 2009 4:50 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs

I would you look at the website & through this weekend

I’ll have my business cell phone with me (510) 390-2823 and hopefully, I’ll be somewhere near a computer to check this site. I answer my cellphone as a A Doorstep Notary Service. If you leave a message of what you want, I’m sure I’ll be able to get the message and hpefully the itme and we’ll figure out the particulars later.

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by Imaseasonticketholder on Jul 20, 2009 5:00 PM PDT up reply actions 0 recs

They have a great cap

A’s green, stitched with Rickey’s name and # on the side and the BBHOF induction logo on the front. Got one for my nephew when I was there in June.

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by BERRYJO on Jul 20, 2009 11:16 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs