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(Cincinnati-AP) -- -- Cincinnati Reds closer Danny Graves couldn't believe it when the wallet he lost on a West Coast trip last week showed up in the mail.
A man who cleaned the team's bus in San Diego returned the wallet which had his credit cards, his driver's license and about 14-hundred dollars in cash.
Graves says the guy even exchanged the cash for traveler's checks so it wouldn't get stolen through the mail.
Graves says the man wrote saying that he borrowed 26 dollars to overnight the wallet to him.
All the man asked for in return was that Graves sign an autograph for his father.
Graves says he's going to send him a bunch of stuff -- including some of the money
A man who cleaned the team's bus in San Diego returned the wallet which had his credit cards, his driver's license and about 14-hundred dollars in cash.
Graves says the guy even exchanged the cash for traveler's checks so it wouldn't get stolen through the mail.
Graves says the man wrote saying that he borrowed 26 dollars to overnight the wallet to him.
All the man asked for in return was that Graves sign an autograph for his father.
Graves says he's going to send him a bunch of stuff -- including some of the money