Kevin McGonigle Detroit Tigers First Home Run Bobblehead YGroup_BobbleDubblz Portrays Towns in an action

Name: Kevin McGonigle Detroit Tigers First Home Run Bobblehead YGroup_BobbleDubblz Portrays Towns in an action
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Kevin McGonigle Detroit Tigers First Home Run Bobblehead YGroup_BobbleDubblz Portrays Towns in an action

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Kevin McGonigle Detroit Tigers First Home Run Bobblehead YGroup_BobbleDubblz Portrays Towns in an action Portrays Towns in an action pose while wearing his gameday City Edition uniform Thematic backdrop with SLAM DUNK WINNER text display so you're ready to crash the boards Commemorative date display on backdrop to honor the unforgettable moment sales and discounts are not applicable to this item while on pre order

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