Texas Rangers

What exactly does an Adrian Beltre Giraffe bobblehead look like?

By Peter Dawson
Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre hit batting practice on the field at Globe Life Park before Thursday's game for the first time since a left strained hamstring put him on the disabled list on April 25. Beltre also took ground balls at third base.
Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre hit batting practice on the field at Globe Life Park before Thursday's game for the first time since a left strained hamstring put him on the disabled list on April 25. Beltre also took ground balls at third base. Rodger Mallison rmallison@star-telegram.com

The Texas Rangers are having a busy week.

In the early part of the week, the team selected pitcher Cole Winn (15th overall, Orange (Calif.) Lutheran HS), as well as several other players in the first few rounds of the 2018 major league baseball draft.

On Tuesday, the front office announced that it had released Tim Lincecum before he even made it up to the big league roster.

But the organization isn't just focused on making roster moves.

When the Astros come to town on Friday night, the Rangers and the Fort Worth Zoo will celebrate Beltre the Giraffe Theme Night. Fans who purchase tickets for the game on the team's website will receive an exclusive Beltre the Giraffe bobblehead.

After the game fans will also get to enjoy Friday Fireworks.

This story was originally published June 6, 2018 at 11:08 AM with the headline "What exactly does an Adrian Beltre Giraffe bobblehead look like?."

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