The Rally Monkey, the Angels’ unofficial mascot, is honored for its contribution to last season’s world championship with its own bobblehead doll promotion. The Rally Monkey Bobble Belly joins other dolls given to fans this year, paying tribute to Troy Glaus (2002 World Series MVP), Adam Kennedy (ALCS MVP), and Mike Scioscia (AL Manager of the Year) and will wear an Anaheim jersey with a name of an honored player on the back.

On August 17, 2003 — The Rally Monkey, the Angels’ unofficial mascot, is honored for its contribution to last season’s world championship with its own bobblehead doll promotion. The Rally Monkey Bobble Belly joins other dolls given to fans this year, paying tribute to Troy Glaus (2002 World Series MVP), Adam Kennedy (ALCS MVP), and Mike Scioscia (AL Manager of the Year) and will wear an Anaheim jersey with a name of an honored player on the back.

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