There are few comedic sports movies as revered as the 1989 baseball classic "Major League."
The film introduced the public to characters like Willie Mays Hayes, Pedro Cerrano, Roger Dorn and Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn.
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"Major League" was also public debut of Jobu, the religious figurine Cerrano prayed to before every game. The statue has become somewhat of a cult idol over the years.
Now you can now get your hands on one if you happen to live in the Eastlake, Ohio, area.
The Lake County Captains, the Indians' affiliate in the Single-A Midwest League, will give away a Jobu bobblehead doll to the first 1,500 fans in the stadium on Aug. 1.
Get your first look at the @LCCaptains Bobblehead Giveaways for 2014! #AllAboard pic.twitter.com/CLrT0B7ZkM
— Lake County Captains (@LCCaptains) May 22, 2014 The @LCCaptains #Jobu Bobblehead is ready for #MajorLeague Night at the ballpark Aug 1 @corbinbernsen @charliesheen pic.twitter.com/TVToRV00l6
— Neil Stein (@NeilGStein) May 22, 2014"Is very bad to steal Jobu's rum. Is very bad."