Rocket City Trash Pandas



Sprocket is the mascot of the Rocket City Trash Pandas. The Trash Panda are in the Southern League. They play in Madison, Alabama. The team is an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels. They play their home games at Toyota Field.

It all stared on a run-of-the-mill October day in Alabama. Kids were playing, birds were chirping, everything was normal in the world… until it wasn’t.

At a local waste dump lived a little bandit eyed rascal named Sprocket. He spent his mornings moving from trash can to trash can looking for that day’s “breakfast”. This particular morning was going just as he had planned when, CRASH! A pile of hazardous waste came raining down upon this tiny raccoon, but something was different. This tiny raccoon was no longer tiny. In a matter of seconds Sprocket had grown 5 feet in length and was walking on his two back feet. So how did Sprocket react to this rapid transformation!? He started dancing!!!

Sprocket has already become a fan favorite in the Rocket City and he’s never even been to a game! 2020 marks the first season for the Trash Pandas, but Sprocket isn’t waiting until April to start energizing the fans. He loves high fives, pulling an occasional prank, and striking his signature pose. He dines on a fine buffet of popcorn, candy, and ballpark hot dogs. No need for the concession stands though, he’s perfectly fine with stealing food from unsuspecting fans.

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