Following the success of the Tom and Halle Wilson bobblehead (purchase here – only 100 remain), FOCO has created a bobblehead of Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer with his four rambunctious dogs: Bo, Rafi, Rocco, and Zou.
The bobblehead was first released for preorder earlier today. The Scherzer dogs bobblehead is a limited edition out of 2020.
On January 16, 2006, Alex Ovechkin scored The Goal on Arizona Coyotes goaltender Brian Boucher. While falling and corkscrewing on the ice, Ovi blindly pushed the puck into the back of the net. “Simply sensational!” a stunned Joe Beninati screamed. Wayne Gretzky, the Pheonix Coyotes’ head coach at the time, looked on from the bench in awe.
Now you can, too, from the safety of your own home! Friday, FOCO released an Alex Ovechkin bobblehead commemorating The Goal. It features Ovi, in the Caps’ former Screaming Eagle design, twisting and scoring from his back. And yes, he has all his teeth and the laces are yellow.
The bobblehead is the third in a series of Ovi bobbles that have been released in honor of Ovechkin hitting the 700 goals plateau earlier this year. The previous two Ovi bobbleheads that had goal counters sold out quickly (the first did in a day) and were recently shipped out last week.
The Washington Capitals announced their latest blood drive and bobblehead giveaway in a press release Monday.
The team will host blood donors at a new venue, Tysons Corner Center, on July 18 from 7 AM to 4 PM. Capitals fans that are interested in donating can sign up here.
All fans who participate will receive a Garnet Hathaway bobblehead — Hathaway’s first as a Capital — and a Caps t-shirt.
The Ron Rivera era has officially begun in DC and it appears the new administration aced their first test.
The Washington Redskins stayed put and selected Hyattsville, MD, native Chase Young with the second overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Young, who owns Ohio State’s single-season record for sacks (16.5), recorded 32 tackles and six forced fumbles last season. National analysts see the six-foot five-inch defensive end as a generational talent. He was a Heisman Trophy finalist.
“It would be an honor if the Redskins selected me,” Young said recently. “My hometown team – that’s definitely an exciting factor to it.”
Not only did Young, who played football and basketball at DeMatha Catholic High School, realize his NFL dream tonight, he also been immortalized in his first bobblehead, which excited Redskins fans can purchase here.
The bobblehead was released shortly before the NFL draft. It’s one of the first pieces of merch available for the Redskins’ new draft pick. Also available is Chase Young’s first jersey as a Redskin and some signed merch.
The Washington Nationals were supposed to celebrate their World Series championship last week at Nats Park. On Thursday (April 2), the Nats were going to reveal their championship banner during their home opener. The team then planned to present players with their championship rings two days later. The coronavirus pandemic robbed us of both of those games, but not the bobbleheads that were made to commemorate those events.
World Series champion Adam Eaton released a photo of FOCO’s latest series of Nationals’ championship bobbleheads on his Instagram account. This design celebrates the Nationals banner ceremony and championship rings and gives hints at what both will look like. Eaton is immortalized in resin as well as star players Max Scherzer (yes, both eyes are different colors), Stephen Strasburg, Juan Soto, Ryan Zimmerman, and Howie Kendrick.
There’s a new must-have bobblehead. Tom Wilson and his new rescue puppy Halle have been immortalized together in resin.
The best part is that a portion of the proceeds from this bobblehead will go to Wolf Trap Animal Rescue where Tom and his girlfriend Taylor Pischke first adopted the puppy.
On Friday, an Alex Ovechkin goal-counter bobblehead was released. With the NHL season frozen due to the coronavirus, I was unsure how Capitals fans would respond.
The bobblehead sold out in 24 hours. 2,020 were purchased- a new single-day record for FOCO (10x more than its previous record).
Due to that overwhelming demand, FOCO released a new Ovechkin goal-counter bobblehead on Sunday so that those who missed out previously could still get their hands on one.
The design is different.
A new Alex Ovechkin bobblehead was released on Friday and it’s an absolute must-have for your Capitals shrine.
The bobblehead shows a bearded Ovi winding up to slap a one-timer into the back of the net from his office. The Capitol Building sits in the background. The *coolest part* of the new Ovi bobblehead is that it includes a goal counter so you can update it as the Russian machine chases Wayne Gretzky’s all-time record of 894.
The resin masterpiece was created by FOCO – the best bobblehead company on planet Earth, in my not so humble opinion.
By Ian Oland 5 months ago
There were a lot of Capitals fans excited about Tom Wilson’s new “Cast Away” inspired bobblehead, perhaps none moreso than Wilson’s former roommate Michael Latta.
Monday after the bobblehead news broke, Wilson posted a photo of himself posing as Wilson the Volleyball while Latta dressed as Tom Hanks’ character in the movie, Chuck Noland.
“Here’s the last known photo taken before the rogue wave took me away, miss ya @latta17,” Wilson wrote on Twitter.
The Washington Capitals announced on their scheduled day off Monday that Tom Wilson will be featured in the team’s next bobblehead giveaway. The bobblehead is inspired by the character Wilson in the movie “Castaway.”
All fans in attendance for the Capitals-Blues game on March 24 will receive the bobblehead.
