Pirate champion Skins bobblehead sparked a frenzy The team decided to distribute it to all fans who attended

Pittsburgh Buccaneers Chairman Bob Nutting witnessed the same sight as other passers-by outside PNC Field on Saturday afternoon: a long line to get Paul Skenes' bobblehead.

As the first bobblehead doll giveaway event of the 2024 League of Nations rookie king, the demand from fans far exceeded expectations. Three and a half hours before kick-off, only the team at the entrance to the midfield had extended to the middle of the Roberto Clemente Bridge.

Originally, it was planned to distribute the giveaway to the first 20,000 attendees. The Buccaneers have made a temporary adjustment to announce that they will be offered bobbleheads to all fans who scan for admission.

"We know the unique value and passion of today's new Spinns King bobble," Travis Williams, president of the Pirates, said in an official statement. The team must be commended for its swift response to the implementation of this decision, details of which will be announced at a later date. "