Thanks to my photographer brother, I had the pleasure to meet him today
and of course I brought a plug
color came out a little green, it is a black and gold danny plug, I am not the photographer, I should have asked my little brother to take the pic, oh well.
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that's great.. bet ya dont fish that one...My wifes got a T shirt he signed for her many years ago.... the only autograph I have is Lawrence Maroney... that and a buck and a quarter gets me cup "o" joe at Doube D's... good score!
I actually took care of his lawn up in Sharon, Mass when I worked for a lawn care company. Did 4 treatments and every time he had something cold for me to drink and was always quite willing to talk hockey with me. Great, great guy.
My sister worked at a bank in Brockton just after he started playing for the Bruins. He would always sit and eat sub sandwiches with the tellers at lunch time in between doing whatever he was do for bank promo work.
Swimmer a.k.a. YO YO MA
Serial Mailbox Killer/Seal Fisherman
When I was little I lived in Fitchburg Mass. and played hockey there... I got to skate with Bobby and Phil Esposito. Got some stuff signed by both. I also have pucks signed by Tim Thomas. Zedano Charra, and Marc Sevard. A goalie helmet (tim Thomas Signed by the 08-09 team... My wife has stuff signed by Cindy Crosby, Marc Andre Fleury, and Evgeni Malkin. My son has stuff from Mark Drury and Henrik Lundquist.
We also are season ticket holders and booster club members for the Bridgeport Soundtigers AHL team...
Yes we are a total hockey house!
Slip Congrats on a major score os Bobby's sig on a VERY cool item... Sure beats my pucks!
GO BOSTON!!!
IF YOU DON'T STAND FOR SOMETHING, YOU FALL FOR EVERYTHING
I've met him a few times at some golf tourneys we've both played in. Last year I had one of my friends at a tourney and he won an autographed shirt from #4. After exchanging some pleasantries and chatting for a while my friend made a great statement which summed Bobby up real well..."You'd think for all he accomplished and meant to the sport as well as our town he'd have a big head, but he's really just the opposite, humble, kind, and a real winner."
It's not the bait
At the end of your line
It's the fishing hole
Where all the fish is blind
Met him years ago (30?) ... He use to do some buisness in offices up 128 .. My wife worked as a Caf worker/manager there... I'd pick her up . He's a Joe regular ... Most down to earth ,,not full of himself person you'd ever want to meet ... Class act 100% . can't say enough about the "MAN "...
he signed "the goal" picture of him flying through the air for me. A friend of mine was lucky enough to meet him at a golf tournament, he had it signed for me. He said he was a super guy. Very humble. I'd have to say my friend is pretty super too, getting that autograph for me.
it says
to george best regards bobby orr. I was a huge hockey nut growing up. He was/is my favorite all time hockey player. I only wish i could of seen him play in person.
That is a one of a kind for sure. 
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