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I don't know if it is the lamest or coolest but I have an autograph from Ickey Woods. I have one from Jeff Georgie from his rookie season. He was supposed to be the next big thing but it seems like he didn't want to talk to anyone at training camp that year. I think Anthony Muñoz might have been one a the nicest guys that I interacted with as a kid. Going to training camps in the late 80 and early 90s was great if you wanted to meet players. I don't think they have that kind of access anymore. 

Have to admit, I don't understand the attraction to autographs just by randomly walking up to someone and instantly asking them for one or standing in line to just get one.

The only one I have is from Kyle Hendricks.  My wife and I went on a Cubs destination weekend where we got two games, tour of Wrigley and, in a small group, lunch with Kyle.  We were able to spend about an hour with him talking about baseball and asking questions.  At the end we got a picture with him and an autographed baseball.  That was cool and a memory of a great weekend. It was especially fun because it was before their World Series championship and he was such a big part of that.

I only have one cool autograph, and that's primarily because it's the only real autographed item I have:

a baseball signed by Kerry Wood.