Milwaukee Brewers Robert Gasser Funko Pop Figure

For nearly four decades, a framed 1984 Milwaukee Brewers draft telegram addressed to pitcher Jim Gasser hung on the Gasser family wall—a piece of unfinished baseball history that came full circle on May 10, 2024, when his son, left-hander Robert Gasser, took the mound at American Family Field and threw six scoreless innings in his Major League debut. The Milwaukee Brewers Robert Gasser Funko Pop Figure captures the southpaw starter mid-delivery in three-dimensional molded vinyl, pairing his navy-and-gold game uniform with a numbered #54 collector window box.

Southpaw Delivery Pose & Navy #54 Brewers Uniform Details

Rather than standing in a static upright posture, the vinyl sculpt locks Gasser into the planted stride of his left-handed windup. His right arm extends forward in a dark brown leather-look fielder’s mitt for counterbalance while his left hand is cocked back behind his ear, fingers wrapped across the raised red stitching of a white baseball. Across the torso, the deep navy button-front jersey carries yellow placket and sleeve piping, cursive yellow Milwaukee script across the chest, and the numeral 54 on the lower left front.

Above the collar, the stylized head sculpt frames Gasser’s arched eyebrows, trimmed light-brown mustache and goatee, and wavy shoulder-length brown hair flowing out from beneath a two-tone Brewers cap. The yellow-gold front crown centers the navy-and-yellow Ball-in-Glove (mb) emblem above a navy visor, while crisp white trousers with navy-and-yellow side piping and cleated white baseball shoes provide a wide, stable footprint on flat surfaces.

#54 Pop! MLB Window Box & Collector Shelf Staging

Designed for both sealed-box preservation and open-air desk arrangement, the figure arrives with a rigid paperboard POP! MLB display box finished in Milwaukee navy, athletic gold, and crisp white. A wide clear front window and molded inner blister tray keep the figure centered and dust-free without obstructing the pitching silhouette, flanked by a lower-left character portrait, dual Ball-in-Glove crests, and 54 collector badges. Set freestanding on a study desk, bookshelf, or media console alongside a Milwaukee Brewers World Series cap, the wide cleat stance holds steady beside baseball cards and framed ticket stubs.