Nationals revoke Jayson Werth commemorative bobblehead

The Nationals revoked the Jayson Werth commemorative bobbleheads they planned to give out to fans.

The Washington Nationals have revoked the odd-looking Jayson Werth commemorative bobbleheads they planned to give out to fans prior to Sunday's game against the Miami Marlins.

The borderline-terrifying bobblehead was intended to portray the facial expression of the Nats' left-fielder as he jumped toward home plate after hitting a walk-off home run against the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 4 of the 2012 National League Division Series.

From the @Nationals - a sneak peak at the Jayson Werth WalkOff Bobblehead - that giveaway is Sunday, 8/30. #nats pic.twitter.com/wl0qcLJOKl

— Alex Parker (@ParkerSports) August 20, 2015

“While we tried to capture his jump into home plate and commemorate it with a bobblehead for our 10th Anniversary season, we were not satisfied with the final product,” a statement released by the team Friday said. “Therefore, we will be re-issuing a new bobblehead.” 

Clearly, the Nats dropped the ball on this one. So, to atone for their sins, the Nats' powers-that-be have decided to give the first 25,000 fans in attendance at Nationals Park on Sunday a voucher for a new bobblehead, which they will be able to pick up at the park during the offseason, as well as a special gift for the inconvenience.

It's safe to say things can only go up from here with the new bobbleheads.

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