The Lineup

The Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated their National League West title by jumping in the pool at Chase Field. Unsurprisingly, this upset the Arizona Diamondbacks and many of their fans. 

Now this is how you haze rookies. Veteran reliever Javier Lopez dressed up San Francisco Giants rookies as Times Square's famous "Naked Cowboy." The results were stunning.

Hat tip to Giants reliever George Kontos for the photos.

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In the bottom of the first inning against Houston, Cincinnati Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips pulled a cruel, cruel trick on Astros shortstop Jonathan Villar when he forced him to slide directly into his butt while protecting second base.

As if his head placement wasn't embarrassing enough, Villar was called out on the play.

Hat tip to SB Nation for the GIF. 

My eyes will never be the same after watching this.

During Monday's 7-1 win over the Cleveland Indians, a Royals fan celebrated Lorenzo Cain's sixth-inning triple with a belly-shaking dance.

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Put simply, things got weird during Monday night’s matchup between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Texas Rangers. 

A very determined adult Pittsburgh Pirates fan went through a child for a baseball during Thursday night's Pirates-Cubs game. 

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Resting comfortably next to religion and politics, what you put on your hot dog remains one of the most polarizing things anyone can discuss.

Sadly, we must have that discussion today, as word comes that the Detroit Tigers have dismissed their singing hot dog vendor because he chided fans who would dare put ketchup on their hot dog.

Chicago White Sox pitcher Chris Sale gave up an uncharacteristic eight runs in seven innings against the Texas Rangers on Friday night. 

After being told he was done for the evening, the 24-year-old southpaw decided to take out his frustration on an ice chest in the dugout. Sale started banging on the chest with his glove, then both hands until he finally knocked it over. 

Chicago White Sox starter Chris Sale technically surrendered four home runs on Friday night, although the one that came off of Ian Kinsler's bat only landed about halfway between home plate and the bleachers.

Judge his third-inning, inside-the-park blast for yourself:

Mets pitching coach Dan Warthen had a little trouble using the bullpen phone during Wednesday's game against the Atlanta Braves. 

Those latches can be a little tricky sometimes. 

Thanks to Amazin' Avenue for the GIF.