Jeffrey Loria takes his bobblehead collection from Marlins Park Bobblehead Museum By Matt Snyder
One of the more cool features at Marlins Park during its first few years of existence is a huge case of bobbleheads on the main concourse that they have labeled The Bobblehead Museum. I did a quick feature on it back during the All-Star festivities. Here’s a look at one of the pictures of it.
It appears that Marlins soon-to-be-former owner Jeffrey Loria is a bit of an enthusiast. Previous reports indicated that Loria was removing the museum and donating it to the Hall of Fame, but that’s now been clarified:
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