2011 SGA Series

This is my review of the limited edition 2011 Tony Bennet Bobblehead that was given away by the San Francisco Giants on September 27, 2011

This is my review of the 2011 Tim Lincecum Bobblehead that was given away by the San Francisco Giants on August 27, 2011 to the first 25,000 fans.

This is my review of the limited edition Brandon Belt bobblehead that is exclusively available at the following website. (only 144 were made)

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This is my review of the Giants Bobby Thomson Bobblehead that celebrates the 1951 pennant winning shot heard around the world home run.

This is my review of the 2011 Buster Posey bobblehead that was given away on July 10 to the first 25,000 fans

This is my review of the 2011 Junior Giants Willie McCovey Stretch Drive bobblehead.

It was given away with any $44 donation to help support inner city youth baseball programs.

This is my review of the 2011 SF Giants Aubrey Huff Bobblehead that was given away on June 25 to the first 25,000 fans.

This is my review of the limited edition 2011 SF Giants Freddy Sanchez Bobblehead that was given away on June 22.

It depicts Freddy making his now famous and iconic overhand catch during game 4 of the 2010 World Series.

The song in the video is "Black and Orange" by San Quinn.

This is the 2011 Cody Ross bobblehead that was given away on Saturday June 4th, 2011 at AT&T Park.

The song is "Like a G-Men" by Far East Movement.

This is the 2011 Sumo Lou Seal bobblehead that was given away

on Japanese heritage night, Friday June 3rd, 2011 at AT&T Park.

This is the 2011 Andres Torres El Gigantes Bobblehead that was given away

as part of Carnival night at the ballpark on May 24th, 2011.

This is the 2011 Year of the Rabbit bobblehead that was given away May 10th, 2011

as part of the pregame Chinese Heritage Night celebration by the San Francisco Giants.

This is a 1/18th scale model plastic replica of the Willie Mays statue that resides outside the San Francisco Giants home ballpark.

It was given away on Friday May 6th, 2011 as part of the 80th birthday celebration of the Say Hey Kid.

The original 8.5 foot tall bronze statue was sculpted by William Behrends and dedicated on March 31, 2000.