Please refresh our memories, what is the office autograph policy?
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Please refresh our memories, what is the office autograph policy?
WiseAndEck
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The policy is to have fringe minor leaguers put a limit on the amount of autographs they sign in person.
brian
Autograph Amy
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He's for real. Oh and WiseandEck hit it right !
sanfran22
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or, if they actually seem to have a future. they leave and sign with a real agent...cough ..tabata.. cough.
cubsphill
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dont forget sean gallagher
Joshua Kusnick
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Carmen Cali and Justin Ruggiano, dont forget them too.
I evidently am the only agent to have ever been fired before. There is some good news however. Since my "fringe" minor leaguers dont sign, you guys wont be worried about my 7 clients with bowman cards this year or my new client Josh Bell.
I am very thankful to everyone here who has taken the time to learn my agencies history and client list. It does mean alot to me so thank you everyone for staying informed on the day to day of my business. And to reiterate, Tabata,Gallagher,Cali,Ruggiano most likely fired me because of the way we handle our players autograph habits since it does take up a good portion of their lives. I mean what else is there in baseball?
It's probably the same reason Bonds fired Boras or why Ryan Howard fired larry reynolds. Players switching agents evidently is quite the rare occurance in pro sports. If anyone would like to send me some tips on how to do my job better I would be happy to take suggestions from people outside of the industry since you all seem to have a vastly superior knowledge to that of my own. Feel free to PM me or call me and let me know how I can be a better agent to my clients while at the same time satisfying the needs of countless autograph collectors who take and take and take from minor league guys making 1050-1200 a month.
954-494-6887
Cheers
I evidently am the only agent to have ever been fired before. There is some good news however. Since my "fringe" minor leaguers dont sign, you guys wont be worried about my 7 clients with bowman cards this year or my new client Josh Bell.
I am very thankful to everyone here who has taken the time to learn my agencies history and client list. It does mean alot to me so thank you everyone for staying informed on the day to day of my business. And to reiterate, Tabata,Gallagher,Cali,Ruggiano most likely fired me because of the way we handle our players autograph habits since it does take up a good portion of their lives. I mean what else is there in baseball?
It's probably the same reason Bonds fired Boras or why Ryan Howard fired larry reynolds. Players switching agents evidently is quite the rare occurance in pro sports. If anyone would like to send me some tips on how to do my job better I would be happy to take suggestions from people outside of the industry since you all seem to have a vastly superior knowledge to that of my own. Feel free to PM me or call me and let me know how I can be a better agent to my clients while at the same time satisfying the needs of countless autograph collectors who take and take and take from minor league guys making 1050-1200 a month.
954-494-6887
Cheers
Joshua Kusnick
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No, sign every day, do one or two per person, no sweet spot and personalize 8x10's. How is that even remotely a problem?
19Braves77
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I still don't understand why one player thinks he should get paid for being a base card in a minor league set. If Topps will only give you 2.00 the 1st time around for a licensed card what would be his asking price ?
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