LA Dodgers Luka Dončić bobblehead gives clear…
Let the collaborations between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Lakers start!
The Dodgers quietly made a shocking declaration Wednesday night time when they added a crossover Luka Dončić bobblehead in collaboration with their sister workforce, the Los Angeles Lakers, to their upcoming promotional nights.
The Dodgers shall be making a gift of the Dončić bobblehead to the first 40,000 followers who attend the Friday, August 21, recreation against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tickets for the sport are at present ranging between $87–$2,338.
Luka Dončić in an NBA recreation with the Los Angeles Lakers. Getty Images
The Dončić bobblehead options the Slovenian baller dribbling a basketball while decked out in his Lakers uniform as he poses on a Dodgers platform.
It’s not unheard of for sports activities groups to have collaboration bobbleheads with other groups. Indeed, the Dodgers are making a gift of a Shaquille O’Neal bobblehead on Saturday, June 30, when they host the Baltimore Orioles. On July 11, they’re also collaborating with the neighboring soccer workforce Los Angeles Football Club by making a gift of a Son Heung-Min bobblehead.
But what makes the Dončić bobblehead a standout is that it’ll come out about a month before NBA Training Camp begins and will also mark the first full season of Dodgers proprietor Mark Walter being the bulk proprietor of the Lakers.
The Dončić bobblehead options the Slovenian baller dribbling a basketball while decked out in his Lakers uniform. X/@LakersNation
In October, 2025, Walter made a splash in Los Angeles when he was accepted as the bulk proprietor of the Lakers.
Since then, he’s been tasked with doing to the Lakers what he did with the Dodgers: Bringing them back to their former glory.
In November, ESPN reported that Walter could be bringing in top Dodgers workforce president Andrew Friedman as a marketing consultant to Lakers president of basketball operations.
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When Walter purchased the Dodgers in May 2012, he inherited a historic franchise that had fallen on onerous occasions. In his first full season as proprietor in 2013, the Dodgers made it all the way in which to the NLCS, and would then make it to back-to-back World Series in 2017 and 2018, instilling that the glory days of the Dodgers had been returning.
Over the last six years, the Dodgers have received three World Series and are on the verge of successful back-to-back-to-back contests, turning into the first skilled sports activities workforce to do so since the Lakers did from 2000–2002.
For the past 14 years, the Dodgers have been thought of one of the best-run organizations in baseball as they’ve persistently been at the top of merchandise gross sales, fan attendance, persistently bolstered one of the best farm systems, and have created top fan experiences in baseball.
While it’s just a bobblehead, the messaging by the Dodgers company makes it clear: They’re going to do for the Lakers what they did with the Dodgers.
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