MLB McFarlane SportsPicks Wave 1 Official Images and Preorder

McFarlane Toys is stepping back up to the plate with a brand new SportsPicks line, and the opening roster for Wave 1 is stacked with some of the biggest names in baseball right now. Official images have surfaced for five 6-inch figures covering Shohei Ohtani in his LA Dodgers uniform, Aaron Judge repping the Yankees, Francisco Lindor suited up for the Mets, Bryce Harper in Phillies gear, and Pete Crow-Armstrong wearing Cubs colors, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is a Target exclusive. That’s a seriously strong lineup to kick things off, and the selection tells you McFarlane is aiming to capture the sport’s current moment rather than leaning purely on legacy names. Each figure comes fully articulated with a baseball bat and display base, which should give collectors plenty of posing options whether you’re going for a mid-swing stance or something more relaxed for the shelf. At $22.99 per figure, the price point feels right for what’s being offered here, especially considering the level of sculpt and uniform detail McFarlane tends to bring to their sports lines. All five are currently up for preorder over at Walmart and Entertainment Earth, with a ship date of August 24, so there’s a comfortable window to get your orders in. I’m curious to see how the in-hand quality stacks up once these start arriving, because if McFarlane nails the likenesses the way they’ve historically done with their sports sculpts, this wave could pull in collectors who wouldn’t normally gravitate toward sports figures. The inclusion of Pete Crow-Armstrong alongside established superstars like Judge and Ohtani is an interesting call too, suggesting McFarlane is betting on the next generation of stars and not just playing it safe with proven sellers. Preorder links for Aaron Judge, Francisco Lindor, Bryce Harper, and Pete Crow-Armstrong are all live as well, so take a look and see which players you want to add to your collection.

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Aaron Judge (MLB: New York Yankees) 6″ Action Figure McFarlane SportsPicks

Aaron Judge is wearing the Yankees road gray uniform with “NEW YORK” across the chest, paired with a navy batting helmet and dark high socks tucked into cleats with white accents. The blister card behind him uses a bold navy layout with the interlocking NY prominently featured, and the figure inside the packaging comes with a baseball bat and a display base.

The white elbow pads have a nice sculpted ridge along their edges, and the batting gloves have individually sculpted fingers gripping the bat. His cleats have a detailed cleat plate on the sole with small molded studs and white lacing that contrasts against the dark upper.

The face sculpt has eye black painted in streaks across both cheeks, and the helmet sits with a realistic low profile over the brow. A round display base with the MLB batterman logo is included alongside the bat accessory.

The jersey has subtle sculpted seam lines running along the chest and shoulders, and the belt buckle area has a clean navy stripe that separates the jersey from the pants. That head sculpt is really solid, with a squared jawline and a focused expression that nails the likeness.

The number 99 is printed small on the helmet’s side, sitting just below the NY logo. Navy socks have a smooth, matte finish that runs clean from the knee down to the cleat tops.

The elbow guard on one arm has a smooth, contoured shell that wraps around the forearm, while the opposite arm is bare from the sleeve down to the batting glove. The pants have a slightly baggy cut through the thigh with a tighter break at the knee, matching the real uniform’s fit.

From the back, the number 99 is printed large across the upper jersey in navy block numerals, with the gray uniform showing a clean, unbroken color from shoulders to waist. One forearm has the white elbow guard wrapping down while the other is bare skin tone, and the dark belt sits flush against the jersey’s tucked hemline.

The packaging card uses a deep navy field with the player’s name and number 99 printed vertically along the right side in oversized white block lettering, giving the card a clean, sports-card-inspired graphic layout. The clear blister tray holds the figure snugly with the bat and base tucked alongside, keeping everything tidy and collector-friendly on the card.

The back of the card lists Aaron Judge’s player stats, including jersey number, position, height and weight, birth date, hometown, and MLB debut, all laid out in a clean vertical column against the navy field. The Yankees logo sits in the upper corner beside a small image of a baseball, tying the card’s design back to the team branding.

Francisco Lindor (MLB: New York Mets) 6″ Action Figure McFarlane’s SportsPicks

Francisco Lindor is wearing the Mets blue road jersey with “New York” scripted across the chest and the number 12 on the sleeve, paired with gray pants and orange cleats. The blister card behind him features a bold blue and orange layout with the team name in script across the top, and the figure is packed inside with a bat and display base.

The Mets team patch on the sleeve has a clean circular design with the skyline detail sculpted into it, and the helmet carries the interlocking NY in orange on the front panel. Those orange cleats really pop against the gray pants, with molded cleat studs on the soles and a textured upper.

The full accessories spread for Francisco Lindor includes a baseball bat with a two-tone barrel-to-handle break and a round display base stamped with the MLB batterman logo. His batting gloves have individually sculpted fingers, and the blue socks run tight from the knee down into those orange cleats.

The face sculpt captures Lindor’s goatee and a focused expression under the helmet’s cheek guard, with the blue batting helmet sitting low over his brow. His jersey’s orange piping runs along the V-neck collar and down the button placket, a small detail that reads well against the blue.

The gray pants have a subtle piping stripe running down the outer seam, and the belt has a simple buckle sculpt that sits tight against the waistline. Lindor’s arm sleeves have a matte finish that contrasts with the glossy sheen on the blue jersey.

From the back, the number 12 is printed large across the upper jersey, and the orange piping continues along the rear collar and down the center seam. The helmet’s rear has a smooth, rounded shell with a visible ear hole cutout on each side.

From the rear, “LINDOR” is printed in orange lettering across the upper back with the number 12 beneath it, and the jersey’s blue fabric has a glossy finish that carries consistently from the shoulders down through the sleeves. The gray pants show a sculpted seam running along the back of each leg, and the orange cleats have a low-cut ankle with a smooth heel cup.

The packaging card uses a bold blue field with orange border striping, and the “Mets” script across the top matches the team’s classic lettering style. The clear blister tray shows the figure packed with the bat and base at his feet, with the player’s name and number 12 running vertically along the card’s side.

The back of the card follows the same blue and orange color scheme, listing Lindor’s player stats in a clean vertical column that includes jersey number, position, height and weight, birth date, hometown of Caguas, Puerto Rico, and his MLB debut. The Mets logo sits in the upper right corner with its bridge-and-skyline graphic, paired with a small baseball image nearby.

Pete Crow-Armstrong (MLB: Chicago Cubs) 6″ Action Figure McFarlane’s SportsPicks

Pete Crow-Armstrong is wearing the Cubs road blue jersey with the classic circular Cubs logo on the chest, paired with gray pants and a matching blue batting helmet with an ear guard. The packaging card behind him uses a bold blue field with the Cubs roundel prominently featured and the player’s name and number 4 running vertically along the side.

The bat has a smooth barrel with a clean taper down to the handle, and his white batting gloves have individually sculpted fingers wrapped around the grip. Gray pants have a loose, slightly baggy cut through the thigh that tightens below the knee, with white cleats featuring a low-cut ankle and a flat sole plate.

The full accessory spread for Pete Crow-Armstrong includes a baseball bat with a two-tone barrel-to-handle break and a round display base stamped with the MLB batterman logo. His blue helmet has a sculpted ear guard with an open cutout, and the Cubs roundel on the chest shows the walking bear inside a circular border.

The face sculpt has a clean-shaven look with a focused expression, and the eye black is painted in small patches beneath each eye. The jersey’s blue tone has a matte finish across the torso, with the Cubs walking bear logo showing fine detail in the bear’s outline and the surrounding red circular border.

From the back, “CROW-ARMSTRONG” and the number 4 are printed across the upper jersey in white lettering, with the blue fabric carrying a consistent matte finish from the shoulders through the sleeves. The gray pants have a clean, unbroken surface down the back of each leg, and the white cleats show a smooth heel cup with a low-cut ankle.

The blue jersey has a sculpted seam line running down the center of the chest, splitting just below the Cubs roundel, and the belt has a simple flat buckle that sits flush against the waistline. His white cleats have a textured upper with small molded tread patterns across the toe box.

From this rear view, the “CROW-ARMSTRONG” name arches across the upper back in red lettering with the number 4 centered below it, and a small patch sits just beneath the collar on the upper spine. The gray pants have a smooth, uninterrupted finish through the seat and thighs, with the blue belt creating a clean color break at the waist.

The packaging card for Pete Crow-Armstrong uses a deep blue field with the Cubs roundel centered at the top and red-white-blue striping along the borders. The blister tray has a red interior that frames the figure alongside his bat and display base.

The back of the card lists Pete Crow-Armstrong’s player stats in a vertical column against the blue field, including his position as center fielder, his hometown of Sherman Oaks, CA, and his MLB debut with Chicago. The Cubs roundel sits in the upper portion alongside a small baseball image, keeping the card’s design consistent with the rest of the wave.

Shohei Ohtani (MLB: LA Dodgers) 6″ Action Figure McFarlane SportsPicks

The packaging card uses a deep blue field with the Dodgers script in white across the top, and the player’s name and number 17 run vertically along the right side in oversized white block lettering. Inside the blister tray, the bat and display base are tucked alongside the figure, with his blue helmet and white uniform standing out sharply against the card’s blue backdrop.

Shohei Ohtani is wearing the Dodgers home white uniform with “Dodgers” scripted across the chest and the number 17 on his pant leg, paired with a blue batting helmet featuring the LA logo and blue cleats with red accents on the sole. The packaging card behind him uses a bold blue field with the Dodgers script across the top in white, and the blister tray holds the figure alongside a bat and display base.

The blue elbow guard on one arm wraps snugly around the forearm with a contoured shell, while the opposite arm has bare skin tone from the sleeve down to the white batting glove. His blue cleats have a molded cleat plate with small studs on the sole and red detailing around the heel and lacing area.

Ohtani’s full accessory spread includes a baseball bat with a smooth barrel taper and a round display base stamped with the MLB batterman logo. The white jersey has a clean “Dodgers” script in blue across the chest with the red number 17 sitting just below, and the blue belt creates a sharp color break at the waist.

The face sculpt captures a focused expression with soft facial features and a clean-shaven look under the blue helmet’s ear guards. White batting gloves have a smooth finish with defined finger breaks, and the black elbow guard on one arm has a segmented, padded texture with visible rivets at each joint.

The white jersey has sculpted seam lines running along the shoulders and down the sleeves, and the “Dodgers” script follows a slight arc across the chest with a clean cursive flow. His blue cleats have red tongue detailing and a rigid sole plate with molded studs, giving the footwear a nice two-tone pop at the base.

From the back, “OHTANI” is printed across the upper jersey with the number 17 centered below it, and the white uniform carries a smooth, unbroken finish from the shoulders down through the pants. The black elbow guard and the blue elbow guard create an asymmetrical look across the two arms, with white batting gloves capping each hand.

The blue helmet has the number 17 printed small on the back panel, and the blue belt loops are individually sculpted with a glossy finish that contrasts against the matte white of the pants. One arm carries the blue elbow guard and the other has the black guard, and both arms end in white batting gloves with open, relaxed finger sculpts.

The back of the card lists Ohtani’s player stats in a vertical column against the blue field, including his position as designated pitcher and hitter, his hometown of Oshu, Japan, and his MLB debut with the Los Angeles Angels. The Dodgers script logo sits in the upper portion alongside a small baseball image, keeping the layout consistent with the rest of the wave.

Bryce Harper (MLB: Philadelphia Phillies) 6″ Action Figure McFarlane’s SportsPicks

Bryce Harper’s packaging card features the classic Phillies red-and-blue color scheme with the team name in its iconic red script across the top, while the player’s name and number 3 run vertically in large outlined lettering along the right side. The blister tray holds the figure in the powder blue throwback uniform alongside a bat and display base, with red-and-white vertical pinstripes framing the card’s edges.

From the back, “HARPER” and the number 3 are printed across the powder blue jersey, with maroon sleeves running from the shoulders down to the white batting gloves. The pants carry a maroon piping stripe down each outer seam, and the maroon cleats have a smooth heel cup with white sole plating.

Bryce Harper is wearing the Phillies powder blue throwback uniform with a large “P” logo on the chest and the number 3 on the opposite side, paired with a maroon batting helmet and maroon undersleeves. The white belt sits snug at the waist, and the cleats have a two-tone maroon-and-white construction with molded cleat studs on the sole.

The face sculpt has a full beard with a slightly textured finish, and the maroon helmet sits low with the white “P” logo centered on the front panel. His white batting gloves have a clean sculpt with defined finger breaks, and the maroon undersleeves show a smooth, matte texture running from each bicep down to the wrist.

The full accessory layout for Bryce Harper includes a baseball bat with a smooth barrel taper and a round display base stamped with the MLB batterman logo. The powder blue jersey has sculpted button detail running down the front placket, and the maroon piping along the pant seams matches the undersleeve tone cleanly.

The powder blue uniform has a maroon stripe running down each pant leg, matching the tone of the helmet and the undersleeve peeking out from beneath the jersey. White cleats have a clean, low-cut profile with a smooth upper and a flat sole plate.

The back of the packaging card uses a red-and-blue layout with Harper’s player stats listed in a vertical column, including jersey number, position, height and weight, birth date, hometown, and MLB debut. The Phillies logo sits in the upper corner with its classic Liberty Bell graphic, and a small baseball image rounds out the card’s design.

The back of the card lists Harper’s stats in a vertical column against a red field, with his position noted as first baseman and his hometown listed as Las Vegas, NV. The Phillies logo and a small baseball image sit in the upper portion of the card, matching the layout style used across the other cards in this wave.

The front of the packaging card features the Phillies name in red script across the top, with “HARPER” and the number 3 printed vertically in large outlined lettering along the right edge. Red-and-white vertical pinstripes frame the card’s borders, and the blister tray holds the figure in the powder blue throwback uniform with the bat and display base tucked alongside.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Target Exclusive

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. wears the Blue Jays powder blue alternate uniform with darker blue piping running down the pants and along the jersey trim, paired with white cleats and a dark navy batting helmet. He comes equipped with a bat featuring a two-tone finish, and the red belt and matching batting glove on one arm add a nice pop of contrast against all that powder blue.

The head sculpt carries a solid likeness, with a trimmed beard and focused expression under the helmet’s protective ear guard. That Blue Jays logo on the chest is cleanly placed on the jersey.

Accessories are laid out alongside the figure, including a round disc base stamped with the MLB batter logo. The wristbands and gloves share the same powder blue as the uniform, keeping the color coordination tight from head to toe.

The jersey’s sleeve trim has thin white and navy bands that match the striping on the batting glove cuff. Up close, the Blue Jays cap logo on the helmet has a nice, crisp maple leaf detail at its center.

The packaging uses a deep navy card back with the team name and jersey number printed large, while the clamshell tray holds the figure with the bat tucked alongside. Guerrero Jr. is shown loose next to the package for a sense of scale, and the two match up nicely in uniform detail.

From the back, the powder blue jersey has a smooth, uncluttered look with no name or number printed on it. The navy striping continues down the outer seam of the pants, and the white cleats have a textured cleat pattern on the soles.

The back of the jersey here does carry the “GUERRERO JR.” nameplate and number 27 in navy, along with a red elbow guard on one arm and a brown padded sleeve on the other. The navy helmet has a small 27 printed near the back brim.

The packaging card features a navy blue layout with white vertical striping along both edges, framing the Toronto Blue Jays team name across the top in a classic arched font. A clamshell blister holds the figure with the bat and base packed alongside, and Guerrero Jr.’s jersey number is printed oversized along the lower portion of the card.

The back of the packaging lists player stats in a clean bilingual layout, with the Blue Jays logo and maple leaf crest printed alongside Guerrero Jr.’s name at the top. A small baseball is mounted in the upper portion of the card, carrying its own MLB branding.