Adding to the long list of random objects fans want signed in today's NBA, San Antonio Spurs shooting guard Manu Ginobili was asked to autograph a beer can by an early comer at the Toyota Center.

This comes after Golden State Warriors sharpshooter Klay Thompson and Toronto Raptors swingman DeMar DeRozan were asked to sign toasters last month.

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If these weren't some of the oddest items to get players' John Hancock on, Cleveland Cavaliers long-range gunner J.R. Smith signed a white pipe after the team celebrated its first NBA championship last year.

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From odd to oddest, Ginobili surely got away with the easiest of the three items to sign, making it quite an easy fan-to-player interaction on the road.