Scoop: How to get a Mayor Justin Bibb bobblehead

Catch up quick: In emails obtained by Axios, Cavaliers CEO Nic Barlage contacted Bibb's chief of staff, Bradford Davy, in April to broach the subject of a Bibb bobblehead night this season.

• After the city's legal department gave the green light, Davy agreed to the promotion and advised that Bibb would like to partner with the Boys and Girls Club.
• Barlage, a board member of the Boys and Girls Club, was enthusiastic about the idea.

The details: The bobblehead was designed from a photo of Bibb participating in last year's All-Star celebrity game, during which he wore number 58. (Bibb is Cleveland's 58th mayor.)

• Davy joked in one email that the mayor's only feedback on the design was to "tighten up the fade," referring to his haircut.
• Though Bibb was not wearing glasses in his celebrity game appearance, the Bibblehead will feature the mayor in his trademark frames.

The intrigue: The bobbleheads handed out at games are almost always players — not politicians.

• The Cavs, for example, have two bobblehead nights planned this season, both in March: one for Donovan Mitchell (March 4) and one for Ricky Rubio (March 15).

Of note: Per the emails, the Bibb bobbleheads were created at no cost to the city.

What's next: The game is 7pm March 11 at the Wolstein Center. The first 1,500 fans will receive Bibbleheads.