| 2004 Season Ticket Holders Bobbleheads | |||||
| Player | Uniform | Headgear | Notes | ||
| Ron Gardenhire | Home Pinstripes / Team Jacket | Red "TC" Cap | 1 | ||
| Torii Hunter | Road Blue Jersy | Red "TC" Cap | 2 | ||
| Corey Koskie | Home Pinstripes | Red "TC" Cap | 3 | ||
| Brad Radke | Home Blue Jersey | Red "TC" Cap | 4 | ||
| Set Notes: The base color and player's name formats are continued but the player's depicted are not virtually | |||||
| identical to their '03 SGA counterparts this time. Two of the player's had left the team in the interim and are | |||||
| replaced, the team apparently not wanting to promote an additional version of a recently departed player. The | |||||
| remaining two players undergo uniform changes. All four bobbleheads have an '03 (rather than '02) Division | |||||
| Champs plaque attached, as this is now the most recent accomplishment. The alternate red crown/blue bill | |||||
| cap makes it's first appearance on all four bobbles as well. For general notes on ST sets please see the '01 ST | |||||
| set. Please click on the player's name to view a side by side comparison with the 2003 SGA version | |||||
| (which may not be the same player, as noted above). | |||||
| Notes: | |||||
| 1. Manager Ron Gardenhire replaces Guardado, who had been granted free agency at the end of the '03 | |||||
| season. This is the first depiction of a team jacket and the "hands in pockets" pose is unique. Gardenhire is | |||||
| the only Twin to be done only as a ST bobblehead although, of course, the mold now exists for potential | |||||
| future use. | |||||
| 2. Hunter switches to alternate road jersey and cap. Note also the plaque change. | |||||
| 3. Koskie switches from alternate jersey to normal home pinstripes, and from batting helmet to alternate | |||||
| red cap. He is also a good half inch taller at the shoulder, weighs more, and has somewhat different pro- | |||||
| portions body-wise. Our guess is that the original mold was, for whatever reasons, no longer available and | |||||
| had to be redone. The Koskie ST is regarded by many as the most unique and handsome bobble of the | |||||
| entire range. Again, note the plaque change. | |||||
| 4. Radke replaces Pierzynski, who had been traded in November following the season. The Radke ST is the | |||||
| only Twins promo bobble to appear in other than frontal pose - the retail pose was probably used in a pinch | |||||
| to get something out. | |||||