FOCO has introduced new Los Angeles Dodgers bobbleheads to commemorate the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park, featuring a Shohei Ohtani Dodgers bobblehead among other collectible designs. These limited-edition items highlight Ohtani in his Dodgers home uniform, captured in a hitting stance atop a base decorated with the 2025 All-Star Game logo.
Ohtani’s bobblehead celebrates his prominence in this year’s festivities, as he led fan voting during Phase 1 to secure a starting role as the National League’s designated hitter. This marks his fifth consecutive All-Star selection, with the last two representing the Dodgers’ NL team.
Group Bobblehead Features Dodgers’ Five All-Stars
FOCO also released a mini bobblehead set featuring all five Dodgers players named to the 2025 NL All-Star roster. Alongside Ohtani, the set includes Clayton Kershaw, Freddie Freeman, Will Smith, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, each posed in dynamic action stances against an Atlanta cityscape base with the official 2025 All-Star Game emblem.
Among these athletes, Freeman and Smith were voter-selected starters, while Kershaw earned a special “Legend Pick” by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred, who also selected Yamamoto to round out the team.
Additional Collectibles Capture Dodgers Spirit
A generic Dodgers mascot bobblehead is available as well, showcasing a player figure clad in the team’s colors and logos, accented with 2025 All-Star Game details. This adds a unique fan keepsake celebrating the event in Atlanta.
Moreover, the iconic Dodger Dog has been immortalized in a bobblehead, featuring the famous hot dog vendor positioned behind a cart dispensing peach tea, a nod to the 95th Midsummer Classic’s Atlanta locale. Each of these collectibles is strictly limited in quantity and will not be restocked once sold out.
Dodgers’ All-Star Presence Adjusted Amidst Team Changes
Initially, the Dodgers held the highest number of All-Star representatives with five players selected. However, replacements have since increased the Detroit Tigers’ count to six, overtaking Los Angeles as the team with the most All-Stars this year.
Historically, the Dodgers rank third in MLB with a total of 327 All-Star selections, trailing only the New York Yankees at 448 and the St. Louis Cardinals at 330. This longstanding achievement reflects the organization’s depth and consistent talent pool over the years.
Fans are encouraged to stay connected with the Dodgers community through the Dodger Blue YouTube channel, which offers exclusive interviews, shows, and giveaways related to players and team updates.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. Is Shohei Ohtani the only 50/50?
A. He and Ohtani are the sole Dodgers players to accomplish this feat since 1901. Ohtani was already exceptional when he hit the 43-43 mark, even before joining the exclusive 50-50 club. To highlight the significance of 50-50: His 51 home runs are unmatched in a season where he also stole 50 bases in MLB history.