Friday, an incredible five million people turned out to witness the world champion Chicago Cubs victory parade and subsequent rally. The parade began at Wrigley Field (on Chicago's North Side), continued through downtown Chicago and culminated with a mega celebration in the city’s Grant Park. 

Lance Martinez from My Detroit Sports provides this photo of former White Sox and Tigers OF Magglio Ordonez signing autographs at the D Shop, located inside Detroit’s Comerica Park.

The now 42-year-old Ordonez stands as one of the most underrated players of his generation. During eight seasons in Chicago and seven years in Detroit (1997-2011), the righty slugger drove in more than 100 runs on seven occasions. All told, the Venezuela native retired with career totals of a .309 BA, 294 HR, 1,236 RBI and 2,156 hits. Ordonez’s résumé also features the AL batting crown in 2007.

Saturday, Twins power-hitting second baseman Brian Dozier signed autographs at a Pizza Luce restaurant, in the Twin Cities suburb of Hopkins, Minnesota. This event was put on by Fan HQ Sports Apparel and Collections. Dozier, a Mississippi native, is one of the Twins most popular players, due to his baseball abilities, combined with his very laid back and easy going personality.

A Brian Dozier autograph is a big get for Twins fans. 

Here is an original photo of Tigers right fielder J.D. Martinez signing autographs at Comerica Park in Detroit. The shot is provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports.

A J.D. Martinez autograph has turned out to be a big get for fans. 

Martinez started his career with the Astros in 2011, before joining the Tigers in 2014. The Miami native had a monster year in 2015, hitting 38 home runs and driving in 102 runs, amid being selected to the AL All-Star squad.

Here is an original photo of legendary Red Sox DH David Ortiz, in the on-deck circle at Comerica Park in Detroit. The shot is provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports.

Here is an original photo of Tigers star pitcher Justin Verlander signing autographs prior to a recent game at Comerica Park in Detroit. The picture was provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports.

When it comes to Detroit Tigers autograph signings, Verlander has long been at the top of the list. 

Here is an original photo of Tigers second baseman Ian Kinsler signing autographs at Comerica Park in downtown Detroit. The shot was provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports. Kinsler spent the first eight years of his career in Texas, before joining the Tigers in 2013, as part of the blockbuster trade that sent Prince Fielder to the Rangers.

Here is an original photo of Mets outfielder Curtis Granderson signing autographs before a recent Mets vs. Tigers game at Comerica Park in Detroit. The shot was provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports.

Here is an original photo of Mets outfielder Michael Conforto signing autographs at Comerica Park in Detroit. The glimpse was provided by Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports.

Conforto was called up by the Mets in late July of last season and played very well throughout the team’s march to the World Series. During the 2015 Fall Classic, he hit two homeruns in Game 4, becoming the third youngest player to accomplish that feat.