The 2017 Imports Dragon MLB Baseball Figures set ushers in year two of their new Major League Baseball product with seasoned veterans, young studs and budding superstars.
The officially licensed figures replace the long-running McFarlane MLB brand with a fresh take on the sport. Building on the 2016 lineup, the 2017 Imports Dragon MLB Baseball Figures checklist features notable players from around the league.
Standout vets include Clayton Kershaw and Buster Posey, while Mookie Betts and Bryce Harper provide some of the superstar power to the release. Also honoring some of the top 2016 rookies, Corey Seager and Trevor Story are both showcased. Rookie star Aaron Judge is a late addition to the 2017 Imports Dragon MLB checklist.
In addition, several of the biggest names have limited-edition variants that change the jersey color. This includes Mookie Betts and the 2016 AL MVP figure for Trout, each limited to 2,004 figures and exclusive to GTS Distribution, which means that multiple retailers should have it. There are also 2016 World Series Champions editions for Cubs players Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo.
Standing approximately 6" tall, the detailed 2017 Imports Dragon MLB Baseball figures come with a custom stand and a fixed position ideal for display. Hitters also have a separate bat accessory that can be secured in the subject's hands.
2017 Imports Dragon MLB Baseball Checklist
This is a tentative list and subject to change.
Anthony Rizzo - Chicago Cubs (Gray jersey)
Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals (Gray jersey)
Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
Chris Davis - Baltimore Orioles
Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
Corey Kluber - Cleveland Indians (White jersey)
Corey Seager - Los Angeles Dodgers (White jersey)
Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins (White jersey)
Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds
Kevin Pillar - Toronto Blue Jays
Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels (White jersey)
Mookie Betts - Boston Red Sox (White jersey)
Rougned Odor - Texas Rangers
Russell Martin - Toronto Blue Jays
Trevor Story - Colorado Rockies
Limited-Edition Variants
Reported print runs (PR) noted below when known.
Anthony Rizzo - Blue jersey, 20016 World Series
Bryce Harper - Red Jersey, 2015 NL MVP
Corey Kluber - Navy jersey, 2016 Postseason
Corey Seager - Gray uniform
Kris Bryant - Blue jersey, 2016 World Series
Giancarlo Stanton - Black jersey
GTS Distribution
Mike Trout - Red jersey, 2016 AL MVP (PR=2,004)
Mookie Betts - Gray uniform (PR=2,004)
Estimated Release Date: June 2017
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Base Figures
Aaron Judge - New York Yankees
Anthony Rizzo - Chicago Cubs
Bryce Harper - Washington Nationals
Buster Posey - San Francisco Giants
Chris Davis - Baltimore Orioles
Clayton Kershaw - Los Angeles Dodgers
Corey Kluber - Cleveland Indians
Corey Seager - Los Angeles Dodgers
Freddie Freeman - Atlanta Braves
Giancarlo Stanton - Miami Marlins
Joey Votto - Cincinnati Reds
Kevin Pillar - Toronto Blue Jays
Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels
Mookie Betts - Boston Red Sox
Rougned Odor - Texas Rangers
Russell Martin - Toronto Blue Jays
Trevor Story - Colorado Rockies
Variants
Aaron Judge - HR Derby (Part of Yankees 3-Pack: PR=4,000)
Anthony Rizzo - Blue jersey, 2016 World Series Champions
Bryce Harper - Red Jersey
Corey Kluber - Navy jersey, 2016 Postseason
Corey Seager - Gray uniform
Kris Bryant - Blue jersey, 2016 World Series Champions
Giancarlo Stanton - Black jersey
Mike Trout - Red jersey, 2016 AL MVP (GTS)
Mookie Betts - Gray uniform (GTS)
PGH247 | Jul 18, 2017 | Reply
I stopped buying sport figures once Imports Dragon got the NHL and MLB licenses from McFarlane. The figures simply lack the detail of McFarlane figures and are way too shiny and plastic looking. I also don’t like that the figures also cost more than McFarlane’s did. Look the McFarlane SportPicks line was far from perfect but it was miles ahead of Imports Dragon.
Solo Han | Aug 8, 2017 | Reply
I collected McFarlane figures, which I thought were well made, and had enough detail for the price. The Dragon figures appear poorly made, over-priced, and look nothing like the players. What a letdown.