Tampa Bay Rays Raymond Mascot Vinyl Figure
$87.95
Mark twenty-eight seasons of Gulf Coast baseball with the Tampa Bay Rays Raymond Mascot Vinyl Figure. Sculpted with two-tone cobalt and powder-blue Seadog fur, a backwards navy cap, a white Rays sunburst jersey, and flat-soled TB sneakers, it arrives with a #28 Sunshine Skyway Bridge anniversary window box.
Premium materials, safe packaging, and flawless finish tailored for you.
Gulf Coast Seadog Lore and the 1998-2026 Rays Up Tradition
Since June 21, 1998, when team scouts in the Gulf of Mexico supposedly lured an unfamiliar furry blue creature aboard their fishing boat with the smell of grilled hot dogs, the Tampa Bay Rays Raymond Mascot Vinyl Figure has represented nearly three decades of Gulf Coast baseball spirit. Officially classified by marine biologists in 2005 as a Canus Manta Whatthefluffalus-better known around Tropicana Field as a Seadog-Raymond bridged the franchise's original Devil Rays chapter through the 2008 sunburst rebrand and multiple American League pennants. Paired with its #28 collector window box marking the 1998-2026 28th Anniversary under the "Rays Up" banner, this freestanding figure brings the mascot's seventh-inning antics and touch-tank victory celebrations directly to a baseball bookshelf or office desk.
Two-Tone Fur Sculpt, Backwards Navy Cap, and Sunshine Skyway Packaging
Every surface of the figure contrasts deep-grooved fur relief against smooth uniform trim. The head and legs are molded in rich cobalt blue with individual fur ridges, while the wide, sweeping cheek tufts and rounded snout stand out in lighter powder sky blue. A backwards navy baseball cap sits perched atop a spiky yellow hair tuft that pokes through the snapback opening above glossy black circular eyes. Both cobalt hands are raised in a friendly double finger-point greeting, framing a crisp white button-front home jersey with navy piping and the yellow sunburst star twinkling on the letter R of the chest wordmark.
Down at the base, flat-soled navy sneakers with white toe caps, yellow laces, and white "TB" side monograms keep the Seadog stable on wooden desks or glass display risers without needing a separate stand. Behind the figure, the #28 collector window box frames a clear view of the mascot with coastal teal graphics depicting palm trees and the cable-stayed span of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge above bold gold "28TH ANNIVERSARY 1998 - 2026" and "RAYS UP" lettering, making it a natural centerpiece alongside encased baseballs and ballpark scorecards.
| Material | Molded collectible vinyl figure with clear-window display box |
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| Printing Technology | Multi-layer matte and gloss surface paint with full-color printed packaging |
| Display Style | Freestanding figure on flat sneaker soles for out-of-box or in-box shelf display |
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Handcrafted to Order
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Delivered to Hearth
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Why does the collector window box feature a #28 badge and 1998-2026 dates?
The #28 badge and 1998-2026 inscription mark the 28th anniversary of both the Tampa Bay franchise and Raymond's ballpark debut on June 21, 1998, paired with Sunshine Skyway Bridge artwork and the team's Rays Up motto.
Does the Raymond vinyl figure stand on its own outside the packaging box?
Yes. The figure is engineered with wide, flat-soled navy and white TB sneakers that balance upright on flat bookshelves, desks, or display case risers without requiring an external base plate.
What sculpted details capture Raymond's Seadog appearance on this piece?
The mold features deep fur grooves in two shades of blue—cobalt on the body and powder sky blue across the wide cheek tufts and snout—alongside a backwards navy cap with a yellow hair tuft, a double finger-point pose, and a white Rays jersey.
How should I clean dust from the grooved blue fur texture?
Use a soft, dry makeup brush or a gentle puff of compressed air to lift dust from the sculpted fur crevices and cap seams; avoid abrasive cloths or solvent cleaners to preserve the matte and gloss paint layers.
