Notice: Due to the overwhelming positive response, you may experience difficulty during the online ordering process. If you have any trouble at all, please call (508) 559-7005, and we will take your order immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience, but we thank you for purchasing a doll and supporting the Schilling's favorite charities.

International orders? Please call 011-508-559-7005.

   Just $25 + S & H

On October 27, 2004, at 11:40 p.m. ET, a tradition ended. No longer would members of Red Sox Nation find it necessary to implore, “Wait ‘til next year!” After 86 years, “next year” was finally here. The seemingly never-ending gap between Boston's World Series championships had ended.

The feat captured the imagination of, even the most-casual, fans around the world. It was not just the victories over the Angels, Yankees and Cardinals that was so endearing, but it was the way they achieved their glory. It was more than simply sweeping the Angels, falling 3-0 to their arch-rival New Yorkers before completing the improbable, the almost impossible, by winning eight straight over the Yankees and the Cardinals. It was more, much more.

This was a team; a “gang of idiots”; a bunch of guys having fun overcoming adversity, and against all odds fulfilling a dream of so many. The “Curse” was reversed. The taunts of “1918” were quieted. The rhetorical “Why not us?” was answered in the affirmative.

Baseball’s post-season history is filled with once-in-a-lifetime moments: the Babe “calling his shot”, Maz’ 7th Game, 9th inning walk-off homer, and, in 2004, it was Curt Schilling and his damaged ankle. If there was any one defining moment that represented the grit, determination, and attitude of the 2004 Red Sox it was the sight of their ace on the mound, blood seeping through his sock, pitching on an ankle, with its tendons sewn in place to ease the pain.

Curt Schilling’s ankle became famous around the world. It became the moment amongst so many memorable moments. The Brockton Rox sought a way to commemorate this unforgettable feat in an unforgettable fashion. Not everyone could get a World Series ring as a keepsake of this event, but everyone deserved something that they could look at to remember and cherish the moment. With that in mind, the Rox developed “The Ankle.” “The Ankle” is a bobble ankle doll. You read that correctly, not a bobble head but a beautiful Curt Schilling figurine with a bobbling ankle.

There are three important things you need to know about “The Ankle”:

1. It looks great - you will be proud to own it and display it.
2. It’s fun - there is an aura about the doll that will bring a smile to your face and even a smile to the most ardent Yankees or Cardinals fan.
3. It raises funds - Half of every purchase goes to: “Curt’s Pitch for ALS” and the “SHADE Foundation”.

Your purchase of “The Ankle” bobble ankle doll is a great way to say thank you to Curt and will provide you with a distinctive memento of an event that was 86 years in the making.

Buy a doll for yourself and buy some for your friends and have fun with it, because as the Brockton Rox love to say, “Fun is Good!”

Read the specs about “The Ankle”!

Notice: Due to the overwhelming positive response, you may experience difficulty during the online ordering process. If you have any trouble at all, please call (508) 559-7005, and we will take your order immediately. We apologize for any inconvenience, but we thank you for purchasing a doll and supporting the Schilling's favorite charities.

International orders? Please call (508) 559-7005.

   Just $25 + S & H

HALF OF EVERY PURCHASE GOES TO THE SCHILLING'S FAVORITE CHARITIES.