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Field: Angel Stadium (then Edison Field)
Start Time: 7:05pm
Attendance: 29,513
Game Duration: 2:33
Bobblehead Sponsor: UPS
Available: 10,000
Height: 7″
Manufacturer: BDA
Packaging: Styrofoam
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Bobble Babble: The Angels acquired Rod Carew from the Twins before the 1979 season, largely at his request after a contract dispute with Minnesota. California immediately became a contender thanks to his presence in the lineup. Carew didn’t hit for power and didn’t steal bases like in his Twins MVP days, but he remained a master of contact hitting, line-driving nearly everything, and carrying very high OBPs. He played for the Halos from 1979 to 1985 and earned four additional All-Star selections during this time. The Angels retired his number, 29, following his last season with the team.
See also…
- Rod Carew – July 6th, 2001 (Minnesota Twins)
- Rod Carew – August 18th, 2017 (Minnesota Twins)
- Los Angeles Angels Bobbleheads
- Generation One Bobbleheads
Tags: Angels, Gen1, Legacy Players, UPS, BDA