Sometimes a split is healthy. Bad relationships, a thriving stock purchase, ordering a banana-based dessert at an ice cream parlor, your sides at a comedy club. Some splits are bad: Bowling, personalities, the ends of hair, infinitives.

Following Monday’s 9-3 win, Jung Hoo Lee, Drew Gilbert and Harrison Bader met in center field to celebrate the victory. They locked arms, formed a circle and proceeded to repeatedly bump their midsections together. The clip, unsurprisingly, took off on social media.

Cheer on Jung Hoo Lee and the entire Giants lineup with the Jung Hoo Crew. Located in sections 145 & 146 of the Arcade, single game tickets are available for Friday, Saturday and Sunday games. Each ticket includes an exclusive Jung Hoo Crew foam finger-heart,

LOS ANGELES — A day after the Giants made waves with an explicit celebration, their outfielders couldn’t have rung in a second straight win over the Dodgers in more of an opposite fashion. Out with the hip thrusts,

No, Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing was not trying to belittle the injury that Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee sustained in Tuesday’s game at Oracle Park.

On Tuesday, May 12, after the final out in a 6-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on the road, Giants outfielders Jung Hoo Lee, Drew Gilbert and Heliot Ramos linked up for a coordinated bow, according to NBC Sports Bay Area.

The vibe around the San Francisco Giants is getting uglier by the week. After years of massive spending and headline-grabbing additions, the Giants are now staring at another losing season, and league execs believe major changes could be coming soon.

San Francisco Giants skipper Tony Vitello recently commented on the team’s on-field shenanigans centered around Drew Gilbert, Harrison Bader, and Jung Hoo Lee.