The Dodgers have revealed the design for the Kobe Bryant bobblehead that they're going to give away on August 8th.

It's Kobe Bryant, and he's in a Laker uniform, and he's going to be in a batting stance,

and he's wearing sneakers, a Dodgers sneaker, and it's based on a photo, a famous photo from Lakers Media Day in 2009.

But here's the story about this.

And this goes to something that Evan has talked about in the afternoon.

The Dodgers are giving away 40,000 bobblehead that night.

And you go to any bobblehead here.

But you're 17 or 18,000, 20,000.

And that's a great job by the Dodgers, giving away 40,000.

At least most of the people in the ballpark are going to get one,

as opposed to people getting online at 1 o'clock in the afternoon for a 7 o'clock

night game with the hope that they're going to get one.

I don't understand why not everybody can get one.

Like if you know you're going to sell out a ballpark because it's a bobblehead night,

why can't everybody get one? Any giveaway should be for everybody.

Because now it's not so exciting. There should be enough for everyone that buys a ticket.

That's what it should be, but no one does that.

So that is a very cool.

You're going to sell out the ballpark anyway, so why can't even?

Why do you just have to make it for 18,000 people? And apparently the new one, the George Costanza under the table bobblehead is getting

crazy.

Like they've sold out the ticket sales like as soon as that was announced that that night people

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