Mobile Bay Bears


                                        Bay B. Bear, Left  Teddy, Right
Photo Credit: David Haney
The Mobile BayBears are based in Mobile, Alabama. The team plays in the Southern League and are an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, California. They play at Hank Aaron Stadium.

Teddy, (On right in photo) is the fan favorite of our three mascots at Hank Aaron Stadium. The adjectives to describe Teddy are numerous. He’s loving, funny, silly, and etc. Teddy can also be a bit of a prankster. He likes to take caps away from fans, rub and shine the heads of bald men, and tries to “woo” the ladies in front of their man. Teddy also has a bit of an ego at times. He sometimes thinks he’s the best and picks on his friends, Bay B. Bear and Kookie. He also loves popcorn. If you have popcorn in the ballpark, watch out! Teddy will try and steal some. Overall though, Teddy is loved by most, especially the kids.

Favorite movie and music: Angels in the Outfield/Rock N' Roll
Favorite Angels player: Mike Trout

Bay B. Bear, (On left in photo) is our most shy and the sweetest mascot of the three. Bay B. Bear is the baby of our mascots and the smallest in stature which makes it easier for the kids to love on and hug. She can also be a hoot once you get the shyness out of the way. Bay B’s favorite thing to do at the ballpark is make everyone, especially the children smile and feel loved whether that’s by hugs or dancing with Teddy and Kookie during rain delays and pregame. Bay B. also has a bit of a sweet tooth by eating ice cream or cotton candy! Bay B. Bear loves the fans and the fans love Bay B.

Favorite movie and music: Sandlot/Swing Music
Favorite Angels player: Former BayBear, David Fletcher

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