Other signs to look for include: 1  bulging at the soft spots.  2 split sutures â a gap can be felt between skull bones. 3  rapid increase in head circumference. 4  swollen veins that are easily seen with the naked eye. 5  downward cast of the eyes (called sunsetting)
Mike Napoli, Jason Kipnis bring Jobu back to Cleveland Indians' clubhouse. Jobu, the voodoo doll from Major League fame, has reappeared in the Indians locker room this season. CLEVELAND, Ohio - Jobu is back in the Indians' locker room. In the movie Major League, Indians fictional slugger Pedro Cerrano prayed to Jobu, his voodoo statue, so his bats could hit the curveball. It's unclear what real Indians Jason Kipnis and Mike Napoli do in front of their Jobu shrine, but one has been built in the empty locker between them in the far corner of the Tribe's clubhouse.
Jobu from 'Major League' has a new home: the Louisville Slugger Museum. Last year about this time, The Stew tracked down the whereabouts of Jobu, the famous voodoo doll that slugger Pedro Cerrano used as a good-luck charm in the 1989 film Major League.. He was living on top of a piano in the SoCal home of Brian Robinson, who works at Morgan Creek Productions.