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If you’re going to hit clubs to get a taste of post-pandemic summer love and (vaccinated!) Fun, Dodgers fans, don’t be surprised to see this dance virus.
It’s called: Bauer Walk.
To do this, do this: raise one arm in front of you like a tedious octopus tentacle, bending your elbow so that your forearm is almost perpendicular to the top.
Then lower the arm and raise the other hand in the same motion. And repeat.
If you need a visual image, watch this expert video with both of Bauer and a mocking Padres fan who models the signing activity.
We have to admit that we laughed at this.
Dodgers starter Trevor Bauer received a Padres fan for mocking his signature.
Additional note: for extra pizzazz, perform this dance while watching a baseball game where that one outspoken and famous Dodgers pitcher plays.
On Wednesday in the Dodgers-Padres game, a rare match with zero theater, corfuffs or bench cleanup cases, LA dropped 5-3 in a one-to-one lukewarm performance Trevor Bauer.
It was Bauer’s first departure after MLB real With the control of foreign substances and all things in mind, he composed well and recorded 10 strikes in six innings. But then again, he gave up three home runs – one of Manny Machado’s intrigues – and he couldn’t help but take a sissy-pissy walk (as in the gorgeous video above) when he was replaced at the bottom of Blake Treine for the seventh inning.
This Padres fan mocking Trevor Bauer is the highlight of the week LOL
If you look closely enough, it almost seems like a Padres fan mocking Bauer’s walk is high – riding at the height of the Padres lead.
And you really have to think about what went through Bauer’s head as his limbs ruffled on either side. Was it, “Thank God, the closed ones didn’t find anything from me.” Or maybe, “I’m going to tweet something real about spicy Machado tonight.” Or perhaps the simplest thought he could have expressed: “Tatis is a slimy rat.”
For the average viewer, completely normal support is also just comic feed and first-class “troll” content for Bauer’s haters. But hey, don’t put it on if you can’t take it, right?
Overall, Bauer has now surrendered 18 innings out of six homers to his three starts against Padres this year. While he can go home and sleep at night knowing he was able to close this game with Tatis Jr., hit him twice, he and everyone else in Dodger know how humiliating the Padres sweep was. It’s San Diego’s first Dodgers sweep since 2013, and yesterday’s game marks the seventh time in eight games that Padres have beaten their new rivals.
Los Angeles need to do better to win the division as they are currently four games behind the first San Francisco Giants.
In the meantime, if you want more restrained wild content, check out the Twitter videos related to the “sticky substance” headache that the league has given … basically to the entire baseball world. Joe Kelly handed over their goggles to someone because they were “sick” Max Scherzer was recently heated for monitoring for substances in the middle of his batting routine and Sergio Romo went to rather amusing steps to follow the robbery of his stick to sticky stuff.
This Padres fan’s “dance” video is a cut above the others because it doesn’t give a statement on league rules or anything else. It’s just a fan standing in Petco Park and mocking Bauer. And it is completely priceless.
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