The Golden State Warriors are already lining up their promotions for the upcoming preseason games.

Amongst them, it's an odd-looking Klay Thompson bobblehead that has him in a San Jose Sharks jersey with a hockey stick and a basketball instead of a puck.

Take a look for yourself:

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The bobblehead is meant to be a nod to the San Jose SAP Center, home of the Sharks, where they'll play their second preseason home game.

Maybe this is one of those cases where people think this is a forgettable bobblehead, but somehow ends up on eBay years later as a $1000 collectible. Who knows?

There seems to be better choices, as the Warriors offer a Draymond Green bobblehead on their third preseason home game and this Stephen Curry one with his two MVP trophies on their first game against the L.A. Clippers on Oct. 4.