PHOTOS: Washington Nationals reveal 2024 bobbleheads, giveaways

Opening Day is months away, but here’s a preview of the bobbleheads and other giveaways Washington Nationals fans can snag next year.

The Washington Nationals have revealed the highlights of its 2024 promotional schedule, which includes bobbleheads and collectibles.

The giveaways will include bobbleheads of four Nats players: CJ Abrams (for the second time), Kyle Finnegan, MacKenzie Gore and Lane Thomas. Also, there will be the first-ever bobblehead for General Manager Mike Rizzo. Some new giveaways are planned, such as Nationals-themed football, hockey and soccer jerseys.

Here’s the schedule when the collectibles will be given out:

April 1 — Opening Day reversible bucket hat presented by PenFed (available to the first 20,000 fans)
April 20 — 2019 World Series replica ring (available to the first 20,000 fans)
May 4 — “Star Wars” X-Wing Pilot Finnegan bobblehead (available to the first 15,000 fans)
May 5 — “Star Wars” light side vs. dark side reversible beanie (available to the first 15,000 fans)
May 25 — Lane “Train” bobblehead (available to the first 20,000 fans)
June 8 — Nationals soccer jersey presented by Budweiser (available to the first 20,000 fans)
June 14 — Mike Rizzo bobblehead (available to the first 20,000 fans)
July 20 — MacKenzie Gore mystery jersey bobblehead presented by Pedigree (available to the first 20,000 fans)
July 24 — Nationals Christmas in July ugly sweater tank top (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Aug. 3 — Harry Potter Day house jersey (available to the first 10,000 fans)
Aug. 11 — Nationals football jersey (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Aug. 21 — Nationals All-Star sunglasses (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Aug. 31 — CJ Abrams streetwear bobblehead (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Sept. 14 — 1924 Senators-themed giveaway (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Sept. 15 — 1924 Senators championship replica pennant (available to the first 20,000 fans)
Sept. 28 — Nationals hockey jersey (available to the first 20,000 fans)

Additionally, the 2024 schedule has dates for fireworks nights, special days for children and theme nights.

For more information about the schedule, head to the MLB website. If you want information on tickets, go to the Nationals’ ticket finder website.

Check out renderings of some of the collectibles below:

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A replica ring commemorating the Nationals’ World Series title in 2019. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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Harry Potter house jerseys. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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“Star Wars” light side vs. dark side reversible beanie. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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CJ Abrams streetwear bobblehead. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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Star Wars X-Wing Pilot Finnegan bobblehead. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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MacKenzie Gore mystery jersey bobblehead presented by PEDIGREE. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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Nationals All-Star sunglasses. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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A bobblehead of general manager Mike Rizzo. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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Opening Day reversible bucket hat presented by PenFed. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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A Nationals soccer jersey presented by Budweiser. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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A bobblehead of Lane Thomas on a train. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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A Nationals hockey jersey. (Courtesy Washington Nationals)

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