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Did Major League Baseball just turn into the fun police? On this episode of Thompson 2 Clark, Brad Evans and Garrett Gonzales react to the San Francisco Giants' viral outfield postgame celebration that has the entire sports world talking!
After a massive victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, Drew Gilbert and the Giants outfielders broke out a high-energy, rhythmic hip-thrusting celebration that instantly took over social media. However, MLB wasn't thrilled, reportedly flagging the celebration as an inappropriate on-field act and telling the squad to dial it back. Giants manager Tony Vitello had the ultimate response, channeling his inner Key & Peele: "You can do two hip thrusts. You just can't do three."
In this clip, we break down:
The hilarious origin of the Giants' viral outfield celebration.
MLB’s sensitive reaction and why they banned the "sexual act."
Tony Vitello's legendary Hingle McCringleberry "two pumps" defense.
What do you think? Did MLB completely overreact, or did the Giants outfield cross the line? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
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