Dodgers’ bizarre home run celebration stunned everyone: ‘Nasty work’
NY Post
Chest bumps? Sure.
But a cup bump?
Kiké Hernandez of the Dodgers had an interesting home run celebration after getting Los Angeles on the board on Friday in a win-or-go-home NLDS Game 5.
The utilityman was elated to smack a homer out of Dodger Stadium and give his team a 1-0 lead over the Padres — which Los Angeles would not relinquish — in the deciding game to place the winner opposite the Mets in the NLCS.
He was so amped that he appeared to thrust teammate Gavin Lux.
It was a genuinely puzzling celebration for many on social media, who quickly reacted, as expected.
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Former Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito went on a tweet spree Sunday after former Miami teammate Jonathan Martin, whom he was accused of bullying in a scandal that led to Incognito being suspended by the NFL, told ESPN that he never felt bullied.
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The allegations against Justin Tucker keep growing.
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TAMPA — Devin Williams is used to it by now.
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Giants — and NFL — history nearly looked very different.
MONTREAL — Canadian coach Jon Cooper put it better than anyone.