** Limit 1 per customer / household / member **
An incredible career on the diamond leads players to the highest honor possible: induction to the Hall of Fame. This Fred McGriff Hall of Fame Bobblehead is approximately 9 inches tall and features a replica Baseball Hall of Fame building at the base as well as the Baseball Hall of Fame logo. Limited to only 72 individually numbered pieces.
- Displays well with Bobble Case # 600540
- Height: Approximately 9 in.
- Individually numbered out of 72
- Portrays Hall of Famer posing in his uniform, ready to add some HOF greatness to your collection
- Miniature Hall of Fame building on top of base so you can welcome him to Cooperstown
- Hall of Fame logo plaque so you can show off one of the game's greats
- Front name display so everyone knows who the face of your franchise is
- Handcrafted
- Hand painted - we can not refund or exchange for minor paint or product box flaws
- Officially licensed
- Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
Fred McGriff played 19 seasons with the Blue Jays, Padres, Braves, Devil Rays, Cubs and Dodgers, earning five All-Star Game selections…McGriff is one of only four players to lead both the American League and National League in home runs, joining Buck Freeman, Sam Crawford and Mark McGwire…A key member of the 1995 World Champion Braves, McGriff batted cleanup for Atlanta in every game he played that year while appearing in a league-high 144 games…The author of 10 30-homer seasons, McGriff was the first player in history to record a 30-homer season for five different franchises (Blue Jays, Padres, Braves, Devil Rays, Cubs and Dodgers)…Finished in Top 10 of his league’s Most Valuable Player Award voting in six straight seasons (1989-94) and garnered MVP votes in eight straight years (1988-95)…Totaled eight seasons with at least 100 RBI…Batted .303 with 10 home runs in 50 career postseason games across 10 seasons…Named Most Valuable Player of 1994 All-Star Game after his pinch-hit, two-run, bottom-of-the-ninth home run sent the game to extra innings, where the National League eventually won.
** Limit 1 per customer / household / member **
An incredible career on the diamond leads players to the highest honor possible: induction to the Hall of Fame. This Fred McGriff Hall of Fame Bobblehead is approximately 9 inches tall and features a replica Baseball Hall of Fame building at the base as well as the Baseball Hall of Fame logo. Limited to only 72 individually numbered pieces.
- Displays well with Bobble Case # 600540
- Height: Approximately 9 in.
- Individually numbered out of 72
- Portrays Hall of Famer posing in his uniform, ready to add some HOF greatness to your collection
- Miniature Hall of Fame building on top of base so you can welcome him to Cooperstown
- Hall of Fame logo plaque so you can show off one of the game's greats
- Front name display so everyone knows who the face of your franchise is
- Handcrafted
- Hand painted - we can not refund or exchange for minor paint or product box flaws
- Officially licensed
- Baseball Hall of Fame Exclusive Item
Player Biography
Fred McGriff played 19 seasons with the Blue Jays, Padres, Braves, Devil Rays, Cubs and Dodgers, earning five All-Star Game selections…McGriff is one of only four players to lead both the American League and National League in home runs, joining Buck Freeman, Sam Crawford and Mark McGwire…A key member of the 1995 World Champion Braves, McGriff batted cleanup for Atlanta in every game he played that year while appearing in a league-high 144 games…The author of 10 30-homer seasons, McGriff was the first player in history to record a 30-homer season for five different franchises (Blue Jays, Padres, Braves, Devil Rays, Cubs and Dodgers)…Finished in Top 10 of his league’s Most Valuable Player Award voting in six straight seasons (1989-94) and garnered MVP votes in eight straight years (1988-95)…Totaled eight seasons with at least 100 RBI…Batted .303 with 10 home runs in 50 career postseason games across 10 seasons…Named Most Valuable Player of 1994 All-Star Game after his pinch-hit, two-run, bottom-of-the-ninth home run sent the game to extra innings, where the National League eventually won.
