Senators Announce Life-Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame
Harrisburg, PA - In their 29 seasons of baseball since rejoining the Eastern League in 1987, the Senators have seen many great players wear the home teams' uniform. The Senators, this year, are starting a new tradition by recognizing the truly great players from their history and in a unique way. Today the Senators announce the beginning of The One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame. This season, there are three Senators legends being enshrined and each will receive their very own life-size bobblehead. The life-size bobbleheads will be on permanent display at FNB Field, this year in different locations, then in the future, in their very own permanent high-profile location.
"This is something we are so excited about," said Senators President Kevin Kulp. "Being our 30th season, we wanted to begin a Hall of Fame Concept, but we didn't want to do it in the traditional sense. Nothing wrong with that, but we wanted to do something special and something that hadn't been done before. And who doesn't want a picture with a giant life-size bobblehead??"
In recognition of the Senators 30th season, the organization has selected Vladimir Guerrero as the first inductee into The One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame. In the 29 seasons the Senators have played baseball since 1987, he's generally recognized as the best player to put on a Senators uniform. Guerrero's induction into the Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame is Saturday, April 16 when the Senators have the first of their three bobblehead giveaways. The first 1,500 fans that night will receive a replica of Vladimir's life-size bobblehead.
Not only will fans receive Guerrero's bobblehead, but Vladimir himself will be here on April 16 for the unveiling and induction into The One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame. It is Guerrero's first time to visit with Senators fans in Harrisburg since 1996 when he left the Senators to join the Montreal Expos.
The Senators already announced the other two bobblehead giveaways are on Saturday, July 9 and Saturday, August 13. We can now announce that on Saturday, July 9 the Senators are inducting Cliff Floyd into The One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame. Floyd played for the 1993 Senators and along with Guerrero, was an Eastern League MVP. A replica of Cliff's life-size bobblehead will be given to the first 1,500 fans through the gate on July 9. He is also expected to appear at his unveiling and will be signing autographs and taking pictures with fans.
The last entry into the first class of The One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame is Bryce Harper. His induction ceremony is on Saturday, August 13 and the first 1,500 fans will receive a replica of his life-size bobblehead. Unfortunately, the reigning National League MVP will be unable to attend due to his being busy that night with the Washington Nationals.
The bobbleheads that will be on display are actually life-size as Guerrero's is 6'3", Floyd's is 6'5" and Harper's is 6'3". Each bobblehead will be holding a commemorative plaque. These are the first three inductees into the Senators One & Only World Famous, Life Size Bobblehead Hall of Fame and in the future, the Senators plan to enshrine players yearly.
The Senators offices are open from 8:30 a.m.to 5:00 p.m. daily during the off-season. The 2016 home opener is Thursday, April 14th against the Reading Fightin Phils. Single-game tickets go on sale Monday, March 7 at 9:00 a.m. For information about season tickets, ticket plans, group tickets please call the Senators at 717-231-4444 or visit the Senators online at www.senatorsbaseball.com. You can find the senators on Facebook at facebook.com/senatorsbaseball or @hbgsenators on Twitter.
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