A-Rod got really excited about Yankees win on Sunday (GIF)

Alex Rodriguez my have tied Lou Brock with career base hit No. 3,023 for 24th place on the all-time hits list Sunday, but what really made A-Rod happy was watching Mark Teixeira deposit a home run over the right field wall helping the Yankees take the three-game series from the Mariners.

Who likes series victories? @AROD likes series victories. #PinstripePride pic.twitter.com/BqoDBJqiqA

— New York Yankees (@Yankees) July 19, 2015

Tex's one-run shot off of Fernando Rodney in the eighth inning broke a 1-1 tie and gave the Yankees their fourth straight series win.



Who likes winning? A-Rod likes winning.

Jays fans troll Fernando Rodney by shooting imaginary arrows at him (VIDEO)

Throughout his career Fernando Rodney has irritated opposing fans with his routine of shooting an imaginary bow and arrow into the stands after each save.

On Thursday, a group of Blue Jays fans trolled the Mariners closer by drawing back on their own invisible bows and riddling Rodney with barrage of unseen arrows as he walked out to the mound.

These guys might want to brush up on their archery skills because none of their shots seemed to stick. Rodney went on to strike out two Jays batters en route to his 37th save of the season.

Or maybe they were Cupid's arrows.

Dodgers win on walk-off throwing error (VIDEO)

If you were wondering when the last time a Dodgers highlight reel didn't feature Los Angeles' biggest star Yasiel Puig well ... it was last night.

Puig was only an extra, excuse me, background actor when Adrian Gonzalez comes around to score the winning run on a throwing error by Fernando Rodney, giving the Dodgers a 7-6 walk-off win over the Rays.

A real horror film for Tampa Bay film buffs.

Tampa Bay Rays take camouflage uniforms to new extremes

The Tampa Bays Rays continue to show the rest of baseball that they have the loosest clubhouse in the majors and took this trend of camouflage-themed uniforms to a new extreme.

Even after Thursday's 4-3 loss to the Red Sox, the free-spirited Rays departed for Baltimore decked out in army fatigues, hunting disguises and a variety of camo gear for the flight.

The team released a photo of closer Fernando Rodney covered in a Yeti-inspired camo suit including an orange hunting whistle.

The #Rays wore camouflage gear on Thursday, and you should really check it out: atmlb.com/12i0alA twitter.com/Cut4/status/33…
— Cut4 (@Cut4) May 17, 2013

Good luck hunting Orioles up at Camden Yards.