I dont get mad at any players for not participating in the celebtations, to each his own. I'm just saying I dont think many players have ever gotten hurt by this kind of stuff. when you figure how many celebrations take place every day let alone all year.

Just saying it would have been nice to see him out there, not necessarily on the bottom of the pile, but somewhere. Boron, that player you saw Gibby shake hands with after the Dodgers clinched against the Mets for a World Series birth was Fernando Valenzeula. Both of them were injured, Gibby playing through it, Fernando not pitching.

....or perhaps, he is thinking to himself "act like you have been there before"!

The only agenda I had was to see if anyone else had seen him out there. Relax cowboy.

Fernando gave birth at the World Series berth? oy vey!

he couldn't pitch, but if he gave birth to a berth, maybe he is a catcher!

but he was able to spawn a few victories!

"True...but shagging fly balls is done to improve your playing skills. Jumping around in a pile of men, patting each other on the fanny,.....that's just a creepy, pointless way to get injured."

How does shagging fly balls in batting practice improve your playing skills? Especially when you consider who's shagging the balls, Kershaw got hurt and Mariano Rivera out for season. Why would they need to shag balls?

"Personally, if I did something good on the field - I would prefer my reward not including the intimate touch of other men. Thanks."

I think you would have to play the game to understand, baseball is one of the sports where celebration is at a minimum. Just look at Football, they celebrate after every good catch or tackle and when they actually score god help us. Then there’s basketball they celebrate even after shooting a free throw, the shooter actually takes a little break to receive high fives before shooting the second free throw. Baseball is all business where if you so much as look at a umpire for over 2 seconds he takes it as a show of disrespect and throws you out of the game. Players have to be allowed to celebrate because it builds camaraderie and momentum.

It doesn't bother me, he looks happy to be here.

I hope we sign Victorion at end of season, no matter what he does with us these last 2 plus months. Look how long it took Puljos to be King Albert almost 2 months.. He will be great for us in the future..

when it comes to winning, my motto has always been "act like you've been there before"

I agree with you on pretty much everything you said. It's good to see them celebrate. They just need to not get too excited lol.

Morales is heavy. He jumped on home plate. It was his fault. You don't jump on something that you can slide on.

I tackle my friends once in while. We don't get hurt. Baseball is becoming so much of a business. It's good to see them having fun and build chemistry.

But, of course, I'd be destroyed if we lose a guy in celebration. But, he can also hurt himself while skating during winter..

The "I see you'' can become the new "beast mode brewers" of 2012. It pumps up the crowd and teammates. So far, I love it. It worries other teams.

I thought the exact same thing and I also replayed the celebration and noted that Victorino was not present. To me it shows disrespect for the team, and the players, In my opinion. I like The acquisition of Victorino so for me there's no grievance. I hope I just didn't see him in the replay and that will explain it. By the way Koreman thinks he speaks to most everybody here stating " anybody with a brain in there head could see it", I don't agree and I have my own opinion without anybody arrogantly put down. My two cents.

GO DODGERS