Game days in St. Petersburg have never relied on just a single mascot. From the furry Gulf of Mexico Seadog who debuted in 1998 to the scoreboard rally cat of 2010 and the Touch Tank ambassador introduced in 2014, the Tampa Bay Rays Raymond Stinger DJ Kitty Christmas Ornament lineup brings all three ballpark personalities onto your holiday branches as full-body, three-dimensional sculpted resin/polymer figurines.
Three Sculpted Tropicana Field Mascots in Game-Day Detail

In Style 1 (Raymond), the franchise's original 1998 mascot is molded with deep royal-blue shaggy fur, a lighter sky-blue beard and eyebrows, yellow brow tufts, and a backwards cap. He wears a crisp white button-front RAYS home jersey with navy piping and raises his right hand in a high-five wave above blue-and-orange sneakers, with a gold-tone eyelet ring and metallic hanging cord anchored at the top of his cap.

In Style 2 (Stinger), the cownose stingray who represents the ballpark's Rays Touch Tank stands upright in white baseball pants and blue-and-white cleats. His smooth white-and-gray body includes sculpted pectoral wing fins, three gill slits along each side of his chest, a wide open smile, and a tilted navy TB cap fitted with a gold eyelet loop and red-and-gold edged hanging ribbon.

In Style 3 (DJ Kitty), the black-and-white tuxedo cat is sculpted with bright green eyes, a pink nose, white whiskers, and a backwards navy batting cap. Dressed in a piped white RAYS jersey and black shoes with both thumbs raised, he hangs from a pre-attached red-and-gold ribbon so Tampa Bay fans can display their favorite individual mascot or group all three across the front of the Christmas tree.





















