We’re nearing the end of the MLB regular season, and the Los Angeles Dodgers have given out all but one of the bobbleheads planned for this season.
That final bobblehead, coming on Sept. 24 for Godzilla Minus Zero Night, is surely to rank among the season’s best, but before we get to the grand finale, let’s look back at some highlights from this year in bobbleheads.
5. Ice Cube Lowrider
This bobblehead was given out back in May and features iconic Angeleno Ice Cube toting the trophies from back-to-back World Series titles while riding in a blue lowrider.
Cube drove that blue 1957 Chevy Bel Air lowrider onto the field when the Dodgers were celebrating bringing home another title to LA.
4. Kiké Hernández Pitching
The fan-favorite Dodger utility player Kiké Hernández sometimes gets brought in to pitch during blowouts, and he loves wearing his signature protective helmet while doing so.
This bobblehead faithfully captures Hernández, his glasses and, of course, that helmet.
“This is just so cute and we couldn’t miss out,” said Dodgers Nation’s Drea.
3. Shohei Ohtani greatest game
This might be a little unfair, but so is having a full-strength Shohei Ohtani on your team.
This pair of bobbleheads from April and July show both sides of Ohtani’s incredible NLCS Game 4.
He hit three home runs at the plate and also was the starting pitcher, throwing six scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts.
It’s a prime example of the dual threat that makes Ohtani so special, and it could only be captured with two separate bobbleheads that conveniently fit together at the base.
2. Yoshi
Just days into the 2026 season, this bobblehead set the world on fire.
The adorable Nintendo character Yoshi is decked out in Dodgers gear, including a Yoshinobu Yamamoto No. 18 jersey.
Fans came out in droves to grab this collectible, and in another fun twist, the multitalented Donald Glover, who voices Yoshi in “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” threw out the first pitch.
Glover also linked up with Yamamoto and the Yoshi mascot for a viral moment reminiscent of the Spider-Man meme.
1. The catch
What else could it be?
One of the most iconic moments from the 2025 World Series is Andy Pages’ clutch catch while colliding with Kiké Hernández at the warning track in Game 7, sending the deciding game into extra innings.
That incredible moment was commemorated with a double bobblehead, with both players’ enlarged heads bobbling — unlike the real-life Pages, who caught the ball cleanly and ultimately helped the Dodgers win back-to-back titles.
If the Dodgers pull off the three-peat this year, will we see a triple bobblehead?
Only time will tell, but if this season is any indication, be ready for more incredible figurines next year.
