[quote="mrgoo1"][quote="ScottishDan"][color=#0000FF]I think I did a few years ago but I know absolutely nothing about baseball so It didn't really mean much to me! 8) [/color][/quote]


Want to sell it?[/quote]

[color=#0000FF]No, not sell it just to try and find out who he actually was. 8) [/color]

[quote="ScottishDan"][color=#0000FF]I think I did a few years ago but I know absolutely nothing about baseball so It didn't really mean much to me! 8) [/color][/quote]


Want to sell it?

This was signed for free.

[color=#0000FF]I think I did a few years ago but I know absolutely nothing about baseball so It didn't really mean much to me! 8) [/color]

Steve "Mr. Clean" Garvey was one of the best during his time. It's a shame he's not in the Hall of Fame yet. Keep that bat, because it is definatly a keepsake. I'm suprised you never googled Steve Garvey before.

[color=#0000FF]So that's who Steve Garvey is!! I have a Steve Garvey baseball bat that my Dad passed on to me! 8) [/color]

Did he sign your card for free?

He'll sign a ball for about $10.

Hi bjerome :)

Thank you for your feedback {up} Great Success :P

You have been added to the list for the $10 gift certificate.

Fanmail 8)

In late July to early August 2011, I mailed Dodgers and Padres Legend Steve Garvey a LOR, SASE, and a 1986 Topps Baseball Card to his Indian Wells, California Address. On September 15, 2011, I received my card signed in blue sharpie. Very nice signature.

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