TTM Success - Will Wilson

I was really happy to get these signed cards back TTM from former NCSU standout, Will Wilson.  The above Donruss American Pride card turned out great, even with the inscription.

Wilson also signed and inscribed a 2019 Stars & Stripes and a 2019 Bowman Draft.

Wilson (b. 1998) is originally from Kings Mountain, NC, which is outside of Charlotte.  He was drafted in the first round (15th overall) of the 2019 June Amateur Draft out of NC State University.  He was traded to the Giants along with Zack Cozart back in December.

Wilson played 46 games with Rookie Level Orem Owls and had 52 hits, 5 home runs and a .275 batting average.

I mailed to Wilson on January 10 and got the cards back on January 24, for a 14-day TAT.

TTM Success - Anthony Volpe

I missed seeing Anthony Volpe when Chris and I went to see the Pulaski Yankees in Burlington.  He had already left the team, and I wasn't able to get the above Stars and Stripes card signed.  I saw that he was signing TTM, so I sent the card along, and got it back signed.

Volpe (b. 2001) was a first round pick (30th overall) by the Yankees in the 2019 June amateur draft out of high school.

This season, he had 26 hits, 2 home runs and a .215 batting average.

I mailed to Volpe on October 18 and got the card back on December 12, for a 55-day TAT.

TTM Success - Bobby Witt, Jr.

I couldn't wait until Bobby Witt, Jr. made his way to the Wilmington Blue Rocks.  I went ahead and sent him this card TTM and it finally came back signed once the minor league season was over.  I imagine he will be with Wilmington next season, but probably not for very long.

Witt, Jr. (b. 2000) was drafted #2 overall in the 2019 June Amateur Draft by the Kansas City Royals.  He played in 37 games for the Royals rookie level affiliate in Arizona.  He batted .262 with 1 home run and 43 hits.  Ok, so maybe he won't make it to Wilmington next season.  We'll see.  I can always make my way back to see the Burlington Royals.

I mailed to Witt on June 14 and got the card back on September 14, for a 92-day TAT.