Massive Bobblehead Collection inside Miller Park Visiting Clubhouse?

[pepsimax23]

Does anyone know immediately what I'm talking about? I am curious if this guy is out there. Perhaps he's a lurker, perhaps he's a poster, perhaps he hasnt found the BF board yet and might consider joining the trading post.

I've become a big-time nutcase bobblehead collector. And years before I got the bug. I attended an offseason clubhouse garage sale at miller park. I think the year was 2003. Anyways, my goal was to get into the dugout for a few fun photo opps in the snow. But an unexpected highlight was to see his hundreds of bobbleheads in thie office. I wonder if he's still there. I'm sure this guy would never give any of those up. It was years back, so my memory is a bit dim. But I think I had a conversation with the guy and he was saying that other equipment managers, MLB employees, etc. They all take care of each other season after season. How cool. I bet that dude spends a lot less and gets a lot more than the civilian like us.

Curious if anyone else has seen this. Or heard of anything like this. One time reading news on google, I read about an equipment manager for Houston Astros. He's got probably a thousand. Probalby to no surprise, some MLB players are also collectors. Now that I live in Arizona, I was watching a DBacks program where Dan Haren was talking about his bobblehead collection.

[billyhallfan]

pat neshek is an avid autograph collector, and whitey ford has an amazing collection, i know it includes game used items from babe ruth and jackie robinson

[BrewCrew25]

I worked in Miller Park a couple years ago and I know on of the offices had a TON of bobbleheads. It was the year that they had the 82 bobbles on Friday's and they had the Retro Blue variant of all of them, plus all of the rare bobbles from previous years. It was pretty sweet to see.