Toronto Raptors 2026 Champions Kyle Lowry Bobblehead Figure

Remember Toronto’s Breakthrough Through Kyle Lowry

The Toronto Raptors Kyle Lowry Championship Bobblehead Figure looks back to the team’s 2019 title. Its trophy-holding pose and championship base give fans a way to keep that moment visible long after the celebrations.

The 2019 Champions wording and WE THE NORTH message identify the achievement at the heart of the design. It is a keepsake for a season that still gives Raptors supporters plenty to talk about.

Why Lowry Belongs in That Memory

On June 13, 2019, Toronto defeated Golden State 114–110 in Game 6, completing a 4–2 Finals win and securing the franchise’s first NBA championship. Lowry scored 26 points in the clincher, making his place in a title-focused display easy to understand.

For a supporter, the meaning may be more personal than the result. You might remember where you watched, who called after the final buzzer or the feeling of seeing Toronto finally reach that point. Lowry’s figure provides a recognisable connection to those memories.

The WE THE NORTH wording brings the wider fan identity into the piece. It lets the display acknowledge both an individual player and the collective celebration around the team.

Make It Part of Your Raptors Story

The sunglasses, cap and trophy give the figure a celebratory character. Its red-and-black base anchors the presentation without needing a detailed inventory of every painted feature.

Place it beside a team photograph, a ticket or another item connected to your own experience of that season. As a gift, it suits a longtime Lowry supporter or someone with whom you shared the playoff run.

Display and Buying Questions

Which championship does it commemorate?

The 2019 Toronto title, as identified by the wording on the base.

How large is the figure?

Check the size shown in the product options before choosing a shelf space or display case.

How should I care for it?

Keep it on a stable indoor surface and dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Support the main body when moving it rather than lifting by the trophy or smaller details.