Okay, so, the other day I was scrolling through videos, just killing time, and I stumbled upon this thing called the “Dodger Dance.” I’d never heard of it before, so I got curious. Turns out, it’s this little jig the Los Angeles Dodgers players do.
I started digging around to find out more. I learned that it is a two-step dance, it’s something the Dodgers have been doing for a while now, like, at least since last season. It seems like a way for them to bond as a team, you know? A fun little inside thing they share.
- Watching the Videos: I watched a bunch of videos to see the dance in action. They usually do it after a good hit.
- The Music: From what I gathered, this whole thing kicks off when you hear the song “Baila Conmigo.” That’s the cue, I guess.
- More Than Just a Dance: It is not just about dancing. I found out the Dodgers have all these other celebrations too. Like, they do this Mickey Mouse ears thing and even have a bubble machine in their dugout.
When a Dodgers player hits a home run and their dugout is on the third-base line, they do this modified version of what looks like a shimmy. That is pretty cool.
My Overall Impression:
Man, this Dodger Dance thing is way more than just a dance. It’s like, a whole team culture thing. They’ve got their music, their moves, their other little celebrations. It is all about having fun and celebrating together. I gotta say, it made me smile. It’s cool to see a team have these traditions. Makes you feel like you’re part of the team, even if you’re just watching from your couch.
