MLB

[Psoup122]

With the MLB pops released, any chance they will make MLB Legends like they did with the NFL?
Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Hank Aaron, Ken Griffey Jr..etc

[funkobry]

Wow!! A legends line would be awesome. Great idea.

[racheva]

With the MLB pops released, any chance they will make MLB Legends like they did with the NFL?
Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Hank Aaron, Ken Griffey Jr..etc

Ken Griffey Jr should be thanking you for including him with those legends

I could definitely see a Legends series with the greats from 1920's onward. Don't forget Jackie Robinson! And Yogi Berra

Griffey deserves a pop, but idk if he's quite a Legend. I'd love a Jeter pop, and I think he deserves it, but he's not quite a Legend yet either.

[post31]

Yes!! So SD people can finally get their Tony Gwynn pop.

[Westlos420]

id be all over them!
Would be awesome to have some stadium exclusives like a Jackie Robinson pop only found at Dodgers Stadium.

[MiniPop]

A baseball legends line would be awesome.

[AnimalX]

Anything Orioles !!! go Cal Jr go . Also wished they did the Orioles Mascot . I liked the team Mascots only got the MOOOOSE

[MattyPHATty]

1) Ken Griffey Jr. IS a legend and 2) They already have a pop for him in the works. The Mariners are doing a giveaway of his pops in September I believe it was

[jayyy714]

Yessss! The more MLB pops the better. I want to get those Yankees legends!

[racheva]

1) Ken Griffey Jr. IS a legend and 2) They already have a pop for him in the works. The Mariners are doing a giveaway of his pops in September I believe it was

He's not a legend in the same way as Ruth and Mantle and Robinson. He may be one day, but not yet. He was just inducted to the Hall a few years ago! It's hard to be a legend when you're still alive, imo

But that doesn't mean they can't make pops of modern ballplayers with hall of fame worthy careers. Griffey is definitely one of the modern greats.

[Swatrob]

I think I posted something about this a while back, but it a great idea. As a San Diego Padres fan I haven’t had a lot of hall of fame players, but I would love a Tont Gwynn pop. He was an amazing player and he really changed the game

[MattyPHATty]

1) Ken Griffey Jr. IS a legend and 2) They already have a pop for him in the works. The Mariners are doing a giveaway of his pops in September I believe it was

He's not a legend in the same way as Ruth and Mantle and Robinson. He may be one day, but not yet. He was just inducted to the Hall a few years ago! It's hard to be a legend when you're still alive, imo

But that doesn't mean they can't make pops of modern ballplayers with hall of fame worthy careers. Griffey is definitely one of the modern greats.

I think we can agree to disagree on that one. Willie Mays is still alive, is he not a legend? Ask anyone is Seattle their thoughts on Griffey and I think you’ll find a lot of people that don’t agree with that assesment.

[racheva]

1) Ken Griffey Jr. IS a legend and 2) They already have a pop for him in the works. The Mariners are doing a giveaway of his pops in September I believe it was

He's not a legend in the same way as Ruth and Mantle and Robinson. He may be one day, but not yet. He was just inducted to the Hall a few years ago! It's hard to be a legend when you're still alive, imo

But that doesn't mean they can't make pops of modern ballplayers with hall of fame worthy careers. Griffey is definitely one of the modern greats.

I think we can agree to disagree on that one. Willie Mays is still alive, is he not a legend? Ask anyone is Seattle their thoughts on Griffey and I think you’ll find a lot of people that don’t agree with that assesment.

I'm a Yankees fan in NY, I get it. Everyone here considers Jeter a legend, and I think he will be one day. But to me, a legend is someone from a past era of baseball. Mays is almost 90 and he played over half a century ago. Good for him for living a lot longer than a lot of his compatriots, tho!

[MattyPHATty]

He's not a legend in the same way as Ruth and Mantle and Robinson. He may be one day, but not yet. He was just inducted to the Hall a few years ago! It's hard to be a legend when you're still alive, imo

But that doesn't mean they can't make pops of modern ballplayers with hall of fame worthy careers. Griffey is definitely one of the modern greats.

I think we can agree to disagree on that one. Willie Mays is still alive, is he not a legend? Ask anyone is Seattle their thoughts on Griffey and I think you’ll find a lot of people that don’t agree with that assesment.

I'm a Yankees fan in NY, I get it. Everyone here considers Jeter a legend, and I think he will be one day. But to me, a legend is someone from a past era of baseball. Mays is almost 90 and he played over half a century ago. Good for him for living a lot longer than a lot of his compatriots, tho!

Lol ok, Willie mays was just a much of a legend the day retired as he is today. Nothing changed over that half century. Just because someone is still alive, doesn’t mean they can’t be legendary. Is Joe Montana not a football legend?...3 Super Bowls say yes he is. He was a legend the day he retired. Is Michael Jordan not a legend in Basketball? Wayne Gretzky in the NHL? Sorry but someone doesn’t have to be ancient or dead to be considered legendary

[brown]

For the Cubs I'd want Ernie Banks for sure. Also Harry Caray would be awesome in pop form

[MattyPHATty]

For the Cubs I'd want Ernie Banks for sure. Also Harry Caray would be awesome in pop form

Harry Carey would be perfect in pop form. They could just use the giant glasses like Carl from Up had on his pop. Even as a Mariners fan, I would definitely have to have him in my collection

[racheva]

I think we can agree to disagree on that one. Willie Mays is still alive, is he not a legend? Ask anyone is Seattle their thoughts on Griffey and I think you’ll find a lot of people that don’t agree with that assesment.

I'm a Yankees fan in NY, I get it. Everyone here considers Jeter a legend, and I think he will be one day. But to me, a legend is someone from a past era of baseball. Mays is almost 90 and he played over half a century ago. Good for him for living a lot longer than a lot of his compatriots, tho!

Lol ok, Willie mays was just a much of a legend the day retired as he is today. Nothing changed over that half century. Just because someone is still alive, doesn’t mean they can’t be legendary. Is Joe Montana not a football legend?...3 Super Bowls say yes he is. He was a legend the day he retired. Is Michael Jordan not a legend in Basketball? Wayne Gretzky in the NHL? Sorry but someone doesn’t have to be ancient or dead to be considered legendary

I see we just don't agree what the word legend means.

[MattyPHATty]

I'm a Yankees fan in NY, I get it. Everyone here considers Jeter a legend, and I think he will be one day. But to me, a legend is someone from a past era of baseball. Mays is almost 90 and he played over half a century ago. Good for him for living a lot longer than a lot of his compatriots, tho!

Lol ok, Willie mays was just a much of a legend the day retired as he is today. Nothing changed over that half century. Just because someone is still alive, doesn’t mean they can’t be legendary. Is Joe Montana not a football legend?...3 Super Bowls say yes he is. He was a legend the day he retired. Is Michael Jordan not a legend in Basketball? Wayne Gretzky in the NHL? Sorry but someone doesn’t have to be ancient or dead to be considered legendary

I see we just don't agree what the word legend means.

I guess not. Google Funko pop NFL legends and you will find players that have all retired within the last 20-30 years so even Funko would probably disagree

[supertoygiant]

To me legends are people who were able to achieve something that is very difficult to achieve regardless if they are dead or still sucking up air.

[post31]

I think I posted something about this a while back, but it a great idea. As a San Diego Padres fan I haven’t had a lot of hall of fame players, but I would love a Tont Gwynn pop. He was an amazing player and he really changed the game

Yup Tony or all the SD Funatics riot hahaha j/k still want my Tony pop though

[Swatrob]

I think I posted something about this a while back, but it a great idea. As a San Diego Padres fan I haven’t had a lot of hall of fame players, but I would love a Tont Gwynn pop. He was an amazing player and he really changed the game

Yup Tony or all the SD Funatics riot hahaha j/k still want my Tony pop though

The day we lost him was tough, then Coleman was not long after. That was a tough year for padres fans

[Sdivirgilio7]

This would be a great idea! Hopefully each team has atleast 1 or 2 legends selected. Would suck if it was majority from one or two teams.

[djwu]

Legends would be great!

[TJLAUTERBACH]

MLB legends would be a really cool line to have. Great idea.

[supertoygiant]

With the MLB pops released, any chance they will make MLB Legends like they did with the NFL?
Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Hank Aaron, Ken Griffey Jr..etc

I hope they do and while they're at it, exchange all those bobblehead giveaways at the ballparks with Pops!!!!

[brown]

For the Cubs I'd want Ernie Banks for sure. Also Harry Caray would be awesome in pop form

Harry Carey would be perfect in pop form. They could just use the giant glasses like Carl from Up had on his pop. Even as a Mariners fan, I would definitely have to have him in my collection

yea Carl's glasses would be perfect!

[kevintheomanharris]

TONY.THE.GWYNN.

[Lord Bacon]

A MLB legends line would be awesome indeed. Ken Griffey Pop is way overdue considering that Funko is Seattle-based.

[HockeyDad]

MLB is interesting ... because they do a lot of giveaways of "bobbleheads" at the games. I know George Brett has done quite a few in the past ...but I'd love to see something of his in Pop form!

[monktoast]

Stan musual

Ozzie smith

[MattyPHATty]

A MLB legends line would be awesome indeed. Ken Griffey Pop is way overdue considering that Funko is Seattle-based.

No doubt! Very excited to see what they come up with for his first one for the giveaway in September. I would hope to see him in any potential first legend wave as well

[jimma]

If they make a MLB Legend Pop series id hope the players from the beggining of MLB to the 60's would be black and white. Would be such a great line

[MattyPHATty]

If they make a MLB Legend Pop series id hope the players from the beggining of MLB to the 60's would be black and white. Would be such a great line

Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Teddy Baseball, DiMaggio, Willie Mays and the Mick would all look better in Black and White IMO. I would guess we'd see both and the B&W's would be the exclusives kind of like the I Love Lucy's coming out

[clutch09]

legends would be HUGE!!! and now that The Sandlot Pops are being released, no better time to announce that!!

[Mario Wario]

Don’t forget about Sandy Koufax.

[Picmahweji]

I need a madbum

[ThePoppler710]

Any legend Pop is good in my eyes, well except you know Ty Cobb

[LatinFunko]

Willie Mays, McCovey, Barry Bonds, Rickey Henderson.

Can't wait for Griffey.

[Kwik_One]

MLB is interesting ... because they do a lot of giveaways of "bobbleheads" at the games. I know George Brett has done quite a few in the past ...but I'd love to see something of his in Pop form!

Have you seen this video of George Brett describing a very unfortunate event he had? Be careful, there is quite a bit of cursing in the video.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ECvsoC7rDJ0

[Kwik_One]

I would most definitely love to own MLB legends Pops - regardless of how “legend” is defined. I am also a die-hard Yankee fan and Bleacher Creature but now I live in Vegas and don’t get to many games. I even had a dog named George Herman.