It’s once again going to be the summer of George at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees announced Thursday that the first 18,000 fans at the team’s Aug. 21 matchup against the Red Sox will get a bobblehead of ...

The New York Yankees are bringing back "Seinfeld Night" this summer with a George Costanza bobblehead giveaway.

The team unveiled a George Costanza bobblehead that will be given away for "Seinfeld Night" on Aug. 21 when the Yankees host the Boston Red Sox. The first 18,000 fans in attendance will receive a ...

In the classic “Seinfeld” episode, “The Opposite,” George Costanza laments during lunch his terrible instincts and their resulting life choices.

Seinfeld is arguably one of the greatest TV sitcoms of all time. However, there are some parts of the show that make no sense.

The New York Yankees will be hosting "Seinfeld Night" to honor the iconic NYC-based sitcom, and to do so, 18,000 fans will receive a George Costanza bobblehead.

Season 5 Episode 14 of “Seinfeld” revolves around George Costanza pretending to be a marine biologist to impress a woman and Kramer getting his hands on 600 Titleist golf balls, which he ...

A Friday night rivalry matchup between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox is also Seinfeld Night, and fictional team employee George Costanza will be immortalized as a bobblehead. A Friday ...

In the shrinkage scene, George’s emasculated screeching certainly seems like it would qualify. Incidentally, decades before Big Driver came out, Seinfeld included a low-key nod to King.

Michael Richards writes in "Entrances and Exits" that "Seinfeld" co-star Jason Alexander once threatened to quit because his George Costanza wasn't getting enough screen time.

The New York Yankees will give away a George Costanza bobblehead for "Seinfeld Night" at Yankee Stadium on August 21.