How much do players ACTUALLY get paid for their autographs?

[numbern9ne]

Back to the topic one of the local guy's brother was a rookie a couple of years ago and I believe he was getting around $2 per auto and signed something like 10,000 auto's. Frick I can not even think how long it would take to sign that may autos....actually if it is hard signed and each auto will probably take on average 5-10 seconds, sign move the card, sign move the card.....so in a hour 180-360 autos, stickers(bandaids) safely say double that. That could mean 20-30 hours of signing cards for 10,000.

I think the stickers are easier to auto... they come on sheets of about 40. So as quick as they can write their name, they can move on to the next auto.

 

[thorn]

That could mean 20-30 hours of signing cards for 10,000.

So around 670-1000$ per one hour. It's a good salary.

 

[Fritz]

So around 670-1000$ per one hour. It's a good salary.

I'd quit working & just sign my name part time for that kind of $

 

[Mack]

So around 670-1000$ per one hour. It's a good salary.

Not really if a player makes $750,000 a season for playing 82 games, that's over 9000 for a hour of hockey.

 

[Mauri]

Not really if a player makes $750,000 a season for playing 82 games, that's over 9000 for a hour of hockey.

Forgetting of course that a player never plays 60 minutes in 82 games and that there is occasionally a mandatory on-ice practice too.