To celebrate my return, here's a Zach Britton autograph I got during his recent minor league demotion.
He was very cool and even personalized for me. Thanks Zach
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3 comments:
Welcome back!
I'm impressed with Mr. Britton's autograph - I can more or less read it. :)
I like his sig, too. Most Zach's seem to sign their Z and then something that resembles an h or k (or l). But, Britton's is pretty unique.
Welcome back!
Thanks Paul, I'm happy to get back to the world of Orioles autographs. And I agree with you on Britton's autograph. It's pretty solid.
Zach- Britton's autograph didn't always look like this. I did a post a while back on how it's changed.
http://greatoriolesautographproject.blogspot.com/2011/05/zach-brittons-autograph-evolution.html
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