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We have seen the future of bobbleheads, and it is a Pat Venditte "bobblearms" giveaway

By Chris Landers

Blue Jays pitcher Pat Venditte is a trailblazer. In just a few months as a Major League pitcher, America's favorite ambidextrous hurler has managed to redefine everything we think we know about pitching, glove construction and the rules of baseball -- and threatened to disrupt the very fabric of baseball itself:

So it was only a matter of time before Venditte revolutionized the bobblehead industry. And, thankfully, that day has finally arrived: Behold, the Pat Venditte "bobblearms," courtesy of the Class A Staten Island Yankees.

Before reaching the Majors with the A's, Venditte spent seven years in the Yankees system -- 30 games of which came in Staten Island back in 2008. If you want to get your hands on one, they'll be available during the Yankees' August 19 game against the Brooklyn Cyclones. But if for some reason you're still on the fence, even the man himself approves:

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