Collecting Baseball Autographs By Mail

Collecting autographs of baseball players through the mail is an excellent way of building your collection. Depending on the player, success rates are decent collecting through the mail.

The nice thing about collecting baseball cards is you can send a standard sized envelope, with a smaller size SASE folded inside.

Always put the card in a plastic baseball card sleeve to avoid it being damaged through the mail.

The Absolute Best Baseball Card Sleeves for Autograph Collecting Through the Mail!

Retired baseball players are generally willing signers through the mail. I like to write to players I watched as a kid, who maybe only played major league baseball for a couple of seasons.

These guys were larger than life back then, and are fun to connect with and collect their autographs. If I happen to have a story, or even a picture I took of them, I like to share that as well.
Below are addresses to contact Major League Baseball players in care of their team.

Major League Baseball Addresses

National League

Arizona Diamondbacks / Chase Field / 401 East Jefferson Street / Phoenix, AZ 85001

Atlanta Braves / Turner Field / 755 Hank Aaron Drive / Atlanta, GA 30315 /

Chicago Cubs / Wrigley Field / 1060 West Addison / Chicago, IL 60613-4397 /

Cincinnati Reds / Great American Ball Park / 100 Main Street / Cincinnati, OH 45202-4109 /

Colorado Rockies / Coors Field / 2001 Blake Street / Denver, CO 80205-2000 /

Florida Marlins / Dolphin Stadium / 2269 Dan Marino Boulevard / Miami, FL 33056 /

Houston Astros / Minute Maid Park / 501 Crawford Street / Houston, TX 77002 /

Los Angeles Dodgers / Dodger Stadium / 1000 Elysian Park Avenue / Los Angeles, CA 90012-1199 /

Milwaukee Brewers / Miller Park / One Brewers Way / Milwaukee, WI 53214 /

New York Mets / Citi Field / Flushing, NY 11368 /

Philadelphia Phillies / Citizens Bank Park / One Citizens Bank Way / Philadelphia, PA 19148 /

Pittsburgh Pirates / PNC Park / 115 Federal Street / Pittsburgh, PA 15212 /

San Diego Padres / PETCO Park / 100 Park Boulevard / San Diego, CA 92101 /

San Francisco Giants / AT&T Park / 24 Willie Mays Plaza / San Francisco, CA 94107 /

St. Louis Cardinals / Busch Stadium / 700 Clark Street / St. Louis, MO 63102 /

Washington Nationals / Nationals Park / 1500 South Capitol Street, SE / Washington, DC 20003-1507 /

American League

Boston Red Sox / Fenway Park / 4 Yawkey Way / Boston, MA 02215 /

Chicago White Sox / U.S. Cellular Field / 333 West 35th Street / Chicago, IL 60616 /

Cleveland Indians / Progressive Field / 2401 Ontario Street / Cleveland, OH 44115 /

Kansas City Royals / Kauffman Stadium / One Royal Way / Kansas City, MO 64129 /

Detroit Tigers / Comerica Park / 2100 Woodward Avenue / Detroit, MI 48201 /

Los Angeles Angels / Angel Stadium / 2000 Gene Autry Way / Anaheim, CA 92806 /

Minnesota Twins / The Metrodome / 4 Kirby Puckett Place / Minneapolis, MN 55415 /

New York Yankees / Yankee Stadium / One East 161st Street / Bronx, NY 10451 /

Oakland Athletics / Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum / 7000 Coliseum Way / Oakland, CA 94621 /

Seattle Mariners / Safeco Field / P.O. Box 4100 / Seattle, WA 98104 /

Tampa Bay Rays / Tropicana Field / One Tropicana Drive / St. Petersburg, FL 33705 /

Texas Rangers / Rangers Ballpark in Arlington / 1000 Ballpark Way / Arlington, TX 76011 /

Toronto Blue Jays / Rogers Centre / 1 Blue Jays Way, Suite 3200 / Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5V1J1 /


One strategy that has served collectors well through the years is to obtain signatures before the people become superstars. Easier said then done, but well worth the effort when it works out right!

Do you follow a certain sport or specific team closely? For instance, let’s say you are a Dodgers fan. Who are their top prospects in college or the minor leagues? Why not send a letter to the player, enclose a baseball card, 3x5 card, whatever, and get their signature for the price of postage.

Minor League Baseball Addresses
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