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Alexei Ramirez Bobble Head Chicago White Sox Shortstop MLB Bobblehead - $40 (near north side)
North ave. near Wells st.
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new
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Chicago White Sox
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baseball souvenir MLB
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Alexei Ramirez Bobble Head - Chicago White Sox Shortstop # 10 - MLB Limited Edition Bobblehead NIB.
Chicago White Sox, Alexei Ramirez Bobblehead collectible is new and in mint condition with no chips, cracks or dings, in original box. Alexei is in his current Chicago White Sox uniform with the #10 on it. These bobbleheads were given to season ticket holders by the White Sox and sponsored by xfinity and Sierra Mist. These bobble heads were never sold to the general public. Majority of these went into collections of White Sox fans who don't sell their bobbleheads but keep them for years to come. The bobble comes with a removable bat. Alexei's name is embossed on the 4" diameter base he stands on. Choking Hazard small parts, not for children under 6 years old." Great gift or collector's item for any Chicago White Sox fan or MLB fan. Measures approx: 8" tall. (see Alexei Ramirez history below). Stored on a shelf, in a cool, dry place. Comes from a smoke-free/pet-free home.
NOTE: I have 2 of these, so if you want both, just double the price.
History:
Alexei Fernando Ramírez Rodriguez (born September 22, 1981) is a Shortstop for the Chicago White Sox. His nickname, given to him by former White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen is "The Cuban Missile" due to his tall, slim physique and combination of speed, power, and strong throwing arm. During Ramírez's first season in the Majors, he excelled both offensively and in the field, despite playing second base instead of his customary shortstop position. Ramírez finished in second place in the voting for American League Rookie of the Year. Alexei hit his first major league home run on May 16, 2008. He led the major leagues in grand slam home runs in 2008, with four, and also swung at 59% of all pitches he saw for the season, also the most in the majors. Ramirez fielded a ground ball for the final out of Mark Buerhle's July 23, 2009 perfect game. Ken Harrelson, the White Sox play-by-play announcer, made the call, exclaiming "Alexei! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! History!" as he completed the play. On September 29, 2008, Ramírez hit his fourth grand slam of the season, setting a major-league single-season record for a rookie.