Three San Francisco Giants players went viral on Monday night after marking their win over the Los Angeles Dodgers with a bizarre sexual celebration.
The Giants claimed a huge scalp by defeating the World Series champions 9-3 in LA, marking the hosts’ third consecutive home loss.
And following their victory at Dodger Stadium, San Francisco trio Jung Hoo Lee, Drew Gilbert and Harrison Bader celebrated in the center circle by crowding together and thrusting on each other.
NBC Sports cameras captured the unusual moment Lee, Gilbert and Bader performed the raunchy move, with a clip of the celebration going viral on social media.
One user commented: ‘Wtf lol’.
‘That is gross,’ another concluded.
‘What the f*** is happening to my team man,’ one Giants fan asked.
Three San Francisco Giants players performed a bizarre sexual celebration on Monday night
The Giants got the better of defending World Series champions the Dodgers in Los Angeles
Another supporter wrote: ‘Lifelong Giants fan… Don’t like this at all.’
While one joked about San Francisco’s South Korean outfielder: ‘Jung hoo lee’s mind rn: “man Americans are odd creatures”’.
The win over LA marked Bader’s first game back since he suffered a hamstring injury back in March.
After the game, the center fielder told reporters that he felt ‘good’ on the field and is looking forward to ‘helping this team win’ now he’s back to full fitness.
Rafael Devers homered early and drew a bases-loaded walk that broke a seventh-inning tie as the Giants beat the scuffling Dodgers 9-3 on Monday night in the opener of a four-game series.
Willy Adames added a two-run single in the seventh against a shaky Dodgers bullpen. The two-time defending World Series champions have dropped eight of 12, including three straight blowout losses, as their offense continues to falter. They’ve scored three runs or fewer in nine of those 12 games.
Shohei Ohtani went 0 for 5 with two strikeouts, making the four-time MVP hitless in 19 of 37 games with a plate appearance. Mookie Betts was 1 for 5 with a single in his first game since April 4 after returning from the injured list.
The Giants (17-24) won consecutive games for the first time since April 25-26 against Miami. They also snapped a seven-game road skid, during which they totaled nine runs, with their first win away from home since April 18 at Washington.
