Several Chicago White Sox players broke out some unique handshakes in the dugout during Tuesday night's game against Detroit.
Brett Lawrie and Jose Quintana threw together a combination of dancing, primal screams and "selfies", while Tim Anderson and Tyler Saladino worked in a series of handslaps followed by a big hug.
Unfortunately, the handshakes didn't translate into success on the field, as the White Sox lost to the Tigers 11-8.
[MLB]
Brett Lawrie and Jose Quintana threw together a combination of dancing, primal screams and "selfies", while Tim Anderson and Tyler Saladino worked in a series of handslaps followed by a big hug.
Unfortunately, the handshakes didn't translate into success on the field, as the White Sox lost to the Tigers 11-8.
[MLB]
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