MLB 15 Dugout handshakes and celebrations?

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by Steven78

How about the silent treatment on a guys first homerun?

That's already been in the game for years.

[turty11]

can someone please do the "yes" celebration and the pitcher/catcher pointing at eachother after the last out of a won game. (i dont have time to find videos)

[Nero84]

Home run tunnel

[ManiacMatt1782]

It's not a dugout celebration, but how a bout a shaving cream pie face for the walk off winner in the post game interview?

[underdog13]

The Lo Viste celebration









TEAM INVOLVED
- The Cubs, Whatever team Emilio Bonfacio is on.

PLAYER(S) INVOLVED
- Emilio Bonfacio, Junior Lake, Hanley Ramirez, Jose Reyes, Wellington Castillo

DESCRIPTION
-Lo viste is Spanish for see that. Used by Latin American and Hispanic Players.

REFERENCE (VERY IMPORTANT!)
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKOH5tW87qY 13 second mark

[beau21]

TEAM INVOLVED
- Kansas City Royals

PLAYER(S) INVOLVED
- Most of the team. But Billy Butler, Salvador Perez and Alex Gordon do it after all of their home runs and/or big hits.

DESCRIPTION
- Sometimes in the dugout, or sometimes with the person on deck.. But after a big hit (or a home run) the players bump forearms.

REFERENCE (VERY IMPORTANT!)

http://m.mlb.com/video/v35111223

http://m.mlb.com/video/v35170449

[Mizzou24]

Quote: Originally Posted by torpidbeaver

It's Fernando Rodney's thing, and the Angels were taunting him for having prematurely done the "Arrow Move" after getting the last out in the top of the 8th inning (and subsequently getting knocked around in the top of the 9th).

They are still doing it.. I just seen em do it the other night

[torpidbeaver]

Like, last night? The night before? Do you remember who they were playing?

I dunno... maybe they decided since "The Arrow" sparked a rally in late July, they'd keep doing it? But it's definitely Rodney's "signature save celebration."

http://www.sportsoutwest.com/2014/07...ague-baseball/

Quote:

For those who haven’t witnessed it, Rodney commemorates each of his saves (he has 27 this year) by reaching over his back to pull out an arrow out of his imaginary nook, placing it in his bow and launching it toward the sky. What was different this time, however, was the game wasn’t over. Fernando’s arrow wasn’t lobbed toward somewhere in Minnesota, where he typically claims it lands. On Sunday, he fired directly toward the Anaheim dugout.

http://deadspin.com/pujols-trout-moc...ion-1608225059

Quote:

"That's his thing," Pujols said. "I've known Rodney for 15 years, so we go way back. Every time I see him, I tell him I'm going to do that to him if I get a big hit against him."

That said, it'd be pretty cool if opposing teams could very occasionally mock players' celebrations when they blow up in their faces.