Giants Front Office Retires 2-Game Hip-Thrust Celebration After Dodgers Wins

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 13

Two games after debuting it in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Giants were told by the front office or another authority figure to stop their hip-thrusting postgame celebration.
The move came after back-to-back wins over the Dodgers, including a 9-3 victory Monday, when the outfield huddle first drew wide attention.
Players appeared to replace the routine with a bow, ending a celebration that had briefly become a talking point around the club and online.
The Giants still have two games left in the four-game series in LA, with the wins ensuring they can do no worse than a split as they try to reverse an early-season slump.

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