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Dodgers Star Joe Kelly’s Bobblehead Exchange Leaves Fans and Players in Laughter

Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ superstar, has been making waves this season. Fans gathered in droves to snag a piece of memorabilia during his bobblehead night on Wednesday. The exclusive giveaway featured Ohtani and his dog Decoy, along with a limited number of rare "gold" bobbleheads.

In an unexpected twist, veteran Dodgers pitcher Joe Kelly exchanged one of his used gloves with a fan for a gold Ohtani bobblehead. However, his teammate Blake Treinen set the record straight on the "Foul Territory" podcast. According to Treinen, the Dodgers players were given the gold bobbleheads in their lockers.

Kelly’s gesture was motivated by a genuine desire to share in the excitement. Unfortunately, it backfired, leading to a viral exchange. Treinen couldn’t help but laugh at the absurdity of the situation, noting that the gold bobbleheads were selling for as high as $18,000.

Treinen emphasized the sentimental value of a pitcher’s glove, stating that it’s not just a piece of equipment but a symbol of the player’s identity. "You guys know how sacred gloves are to us players," he said. "This guy who has Joe’s glove is going around showing it off. I swear a hundred people have tried on the glove. I don’t think fans understand how sacred the gloves are to us."

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