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-65%Eugene Emeralds Exploding Whales WinCraft 'Got Blubber?' Decal—
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$1.75The Story
Whether you’re watching the game from the stands or your couch on a rainy day, this Officially Licensed Decal is perfect to cheer on the Emeralds! The Eugene Emeralds Team Store is your one-stop shop for all Exploding Whales gear!
- Brand: WinCraft
- Design: The Exploding Whales mark and 'Got Blubber?' slogan are printed on the front of this sticker.
- Officially Licensed Merchandise of Minor League Baseball and the Eugene Emeralds, the High-A Affiliate of the San Francisco Giants.
About The Exploding Whales:
The Exploding Whales alternate identity is a reference to the infamous event that occurred on November 12th, 1970 in the city of Florence, Oregon. A 45-foot-long, 8-ton sperm whale washed ashore on the coast. The state’s Highway division had jurisdiction over the beaches and, after consulting with the United States Navy, they decided to 'remove' the whale using dynamite. The hope was that the explosion would result in small pieces for animals to consume. Instead, the result went down in the history books.
The Eugene Emeralds suited up as the Exploding Whales 6 times in the inaugural 2023 season. The Emeralds worked closely with the city of Florence, its mayor, city council, and other business leaders to create an identity that can be embraced by all.
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Whether you’re watching the game from the stands or your couch on a rainy day, this Officially Licensed Decal is perfect to cheer on the Emeralds! The Eugene Emeralds Team Store is your one-stop shop for all Exploding Whales gear!
- Brand: WinCraft
- Design: The Exploding Whales mark and 'Got Blubber?' slogan are printed on the front of this sticker.
- Officially Licensed Merchandise of Minor League Baseball and the Eugene Emeralds, the High-A Affiliate of the San Francisco Giants.
About The Exploding Whales:
The Exploding Whales alternate identity is a reference to the infamous event that occurred on November 12th, 1970 in the city of Florence, Oregon. A 45-foot-long, 8-ton sperm whale washed ashore on the coast. The state’s Highway division had jurisdiction over the beaches and, after consulting with the United States Navy, they decided to 'remove' the whale using dynamite. The hope was that the explosion would result in small pieces for animals to consume. Instead, the result went down in the history books.
The Eugene Emeralds suited up as the Exploding Whales 6 times in the inaugural 2023 season. The Emeralds worked closely with the city of Florence, its mayor, city council, and other business leaders to create an identity that can be embraced by all.
