Friday, February 8, 2013

Chicago Sun-Times Sports Collectibles Convention March 2013 Autograph Signings

Back for the 46th time, the Chicago Sun-Times Sports Collectibles Convention is one of the biggest sports memorabilia shows of the entire year. Every year, autograph collectors from all around the country set their eyes on this event as dozens of current and Hall of Fame baseball, football, basketball and hockey players line up to sign autographs.

The show is scheduled to run from Friday March 22nd, through Sunday March 24th. and will be held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, located in Rosemont, Illinois.



Location/ Address:

Donald E. Stephens Convention Center
5555 N. River Road
Rosemont, Il 60018


Ticket Prices: $10 - Ages 8 and up     $5 - Ages 7 and Under

Show Schedule:

Friday - March 22nd  4:30pm - 9:00pm
Special VIP members can enter at 4:00pm

Saturday - March 23rd  9:30am - 5:00pm
Special VIP members can enter at 9:00am

Sunday - March 24th  10:00am - 4:00pm
Special VIP members can enter at 9:30am


Autograph Guests

Baseball

Geoff Blum - Houston Astros Announcer
Former infielder for the Astros and Arizona Diamondbacks

Don Kessinger - Chicago Cubs 6x All-Star Shortstop

Robin Yount - Milwaukee Brewers All-Star Outfielder and Shortstop
Baseball HOF

Denny McClain - Detroit Tigers All-Star Pitcher
2x Cy Young Award Winner

Ralph Branca - Brooklyn Dodgers 3x MLB All-Star
Gave up Robby Thompson's "The shot heard 'round the world" homerun

Bruce Sutter - Chicago Cubs/ St. Louis Cardinals 6x MLB All-Star
Baseball HOF

Lou Brock - St. Louis Cardinals 6x MLB All-Star Outfielder
2x World Series Champion
3,000 Hits Club
Class of 1985 Baseball HOF

Orel Hershiser - LA Dodgers 3x MLB All-Star Pitcher
1988 NL Cy Young Award Winner
1988 World Series Champion

Boog Powell - 4x AL All-Star First Baseman for the Baltimore Orioles
2x World Series Champion
1970 American League MVP

Cecil Cooper - Milwaukee Brewers 5x MLB All-Star

Carlton Fisk - Boston Red Sox/ Chicago White Sox 11x MLB All-Star Catcher
Baseball HOF

Dwight Evans - Boston Red Sox 8x Gold Glove Winning Outfielder

Fred Lynn - Boston Red Sox/ California Angels 9x MLB All-Star Outfielder
1975 American League Rookie of the Year and MVP

Jim Rice - Boston Red Sox 8x MLB All-Star Outfielder
1978 American League Most Valuable Player
Baseball HOF

Roberto Alomar - 12 MLB All-Star Shortstop
2x World Series Champion
Class of 2011 Baseball Hall of Fame

1969 New York Mets World Series Championship Team - Ed Kranepool, Ron Swoboda and Cleon Jones



Football

Drew Brees - New Orleans Saints 4x All-Pro Quarterback
Super Bowl XLIV Champion and MVP

Adrian Peterson - Minnesota Vikings 2012 NFL Most Valuable Player
5x Pro Bowl Running Back
5x All-Pro
2x NFL Rushing Leader
2007 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year

Ray Lewis - Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl XLVII Champion Linebacker
13x Pro Bowl Linebacker
2x NFL Defensive Player of the Year
Super Bowl XXV MVP
Member of the NFL 2000's All-Decade Team

Ron Dayne - Wisconsin Badgers Heisman Trophy Winning Running Back

Jackie Slater - LA/ St. Louis Rams 7x Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle
Pro Football HOF

Percy Harvin - Minnesota Vikings Pro Bowl Wide Receiver
2009 AP NFL Rookie of the Year

Doug Martin - Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Bowl Running Back

Jim Brown - Cleveland Browns 9x Pro Bowl Running Back
Pro Football HOF

Dick Butkus - Chicago Bears 8x Pro Bowl Linebacker
Member of the 1960's and 1970's All-Decade teams
Pro Football HOF

Robert Griffin III RG3 - Washington Redskins Pro Bowl Quarterback

Manti Te'o - Notre Dame Fighting Irish Linebacker

T.Y. Hilton - Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver

Reggie Wayne - Indianapolis Colts All-Pro Wide Receiver

Lance Briggs - Chicago Bears 7x Pro Bowl Linebacker

Matt Forte - Chicago Bears Pro Bowl Runningback

Jim McMahon - Chicago Bears Super Bowl XX Champion
2x Holiday Bowl MVP for the BYU Cougars

Steve Fuller - Kansas City Chiefs/ Chicago Bears Quarterback
Super Bowl XX Champion

Bobby Bell - Kansas City Chiefs 6x AFL All-Star Linebacker
Super Bowl IV Champion
Class of 1983 Pro Football HOF

Michael Oher - Baltimore Ravens Offensive Tackle
Super Bowl XLVII Champion
Inspiration to the movie, "The Blind Side."

Quinton Aaron - Actor who portrayed Michael Oher in "The Blind Side." 

Jamaal Charles - Kansas City Chiefs Two-Time Pro Bowl Runningback

Ryan Tannehill - Miami Dolphins Quarterback

Golden Tate - Seattle Seahawks Wide Receiver

Demaryius Thomas - Denver Broncos 2012 Pro Bowl Wide Receiver

Jonathan Ogden - Baltimore Ravens 11x Pro Bowl Offensive Tackle
Super Bowl XXXV Champion
Member of the 2000's All-Decade Team
Class of 2013 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee

Jim Marshall - Minnesota Vikings 2x Pro Bowl Defensive End
3x NFC Champion
1969 NFL Champion

Alan Page - Minnesota Vikings 9x Pro Bowl Defensive Tackle
1971 NFL Most Valuable Player
Pro Football Hall of Fame

Gary Larsen - Minnesota Vikings 2x Pro Bowl Defensive Tackle

Carl Eller - Minnesota Vikings 6x Pro Bowl Defensive End
Member of the 1970's All-Decade Team
Pro Football Hall of Fame

Denard Robinson - Former Michigan Wolverines quarterback



Hockey

Bobby Hull - Chicago Blackhawks
Class of 1983 Hockey HOF

Marian Hossa - Chicago Blackhawks All-Star Winger
Stanley Cup Champion

Patrick Sharp - Chicago Blackhawks 2010 NHL Stanley Cup Champion
2011 NHL All-Star Game Most Valuable Player



Basketball

Scottie Pippen - Chicago Bulls 7x NBA All-Star Forward
6x NBA Champion
Basketball HOF

Toni Kukoc - Chicago Bulls 3x NBA Champion

Jimmy Butler - Chicago Bulls Shooting Guard

Jerry Lucas - Cincinnati Royals/ San Francisco Warriors/ New York Knicks
7x NBA All-Star

Jerry West - LA Lakers 14x NBA All-Star Guard
Member of the NBA 50th Anniversary Team
Basketball HOF

Rick Barry - San Francisco/ Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets 8x NBA All-Star
Member of the NBA 50th Anniversary Team
Basketball HOF

George Gervin - 12x ABA/ NBA All-Star for the San Antonio Spurs
4x NBA Scoring Champion
Class of 1996 Basketball Hall of Fame

Spud Webb - Former Atlanta Hawks Point Guard
1986 NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Champion

Robert Horry - 7x NBA Champion with the Rockets, Spurs and Lakers

John Salley - 4x NBA CHampion with the Pistons, Bulls and Lakers
Hosted "The Best Damn Sports Show Period."

Cheryl Miller - USC Trojans Women's Basketball Forward
Naismith Memorial Basketball HOF

Craig Hodges - Chicago Bulls 2x NBA Champion

Robert Parish - Boston Celtics 9x NBA All-Star Center
4x NBA Champion
Basketball HOF

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Prices and scheduling are subject to change. Player reserves the right to refuse any item.

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