So I'm doing a project on the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers and Doug Jones pitched in 4 games during that season. In those 4 games, he had two different uniform numbers: 45 and 54. Does anyone know if he played in more games with one of those numbers? When he resurfaced with the Brewers in 96-98 he appeared as #43 so that didn't give any hints. I realize this is an odd question but figured it was worth a try asking.

Some pictures from the Brewers Block Party. My camera wasn't focusing real well so some of them are kinda blurry.

Trevor Hoffman arrived early to sign. 

Ryan Braun arrived late to sign.

Alcides Escobar arrived late w/Braun.

Mitch Stetter signing.

Mitch Stetter not signing.

Alcides Escobar signing.

Sausage Mobile!

My signed Willie Randolph baseball.

And a signed Willie Randolph helmet too. Willie said he's enjoyed his time here in Milwaukee and is happy he's coming back for one more year barring a managerial offer. Nice guy.

Overall, a good time. People in lines were given wristbands corresponding to the players so you didn't have to stand in line the whole time but you could only get one wristband. The Brewers personnel handing out the wristbands said they arrived around 9 o'clock and heard people starting lining up for Braun at midnight.

I will be coming up to the Cities from Madison, WI  for the June 20th Astros game and attending the Autograph Party beforehand. I was wondering if any of you have been to the AP before and how long I should expect to wait in line for the big names like Mauer, Morneau, Killebrew and Carew?

Both my girlfriend and I will be going through the lines and I was wondering how many of them I can reasonable expect to get in the time allotted? Outside of the AP, are there any other suggestions you can give me to make my first Twins game a pleasurable one?

Thanks,

Adrian