Houston's home run celebration and eight more of the funniest things caught on a dugout camera

When Tyler White went yard in Houston's win over the Mariners on Wednesday, it seemed fairly routine, just another dinger in a season full of them. Little did we know that it set in motion one of the greatest displays of teamwork and coordination in baseball history:

Of course, connoisseurs of celebrations and shenanigans that we are, that got us thinking: What are some of other iconic moments captured by dugout cameras? Here are nine more of our favorites -- if there are any we missed, let us know on Twitter @Cut4.
And you can always send in your best staredowns to Alex Bregman himself:

I wanna see everybody’s best stare down. Send me a video of your best camera stare with the hashtag #DugoutStareChallenge tag me in it!!!!

— Alex Bregman (@ABREG_1) August 24, 2018

Joey Gallo
As much as we respect Houston's stellar player participation rate, we feel compelled to point out that Gallo got there first. Not once ...

But twice:

The Yankees' post-homer interviews
During their run to the ALCS last season, the Yankees somehow found the time to also launch their very own late-night show, broadcasting live from the dugout and featuring an interview with whichever hitter had just gone yard. Sure, the camera was actually a water bottle taped to some kind of box, but don't tell Ronald Torreyes that:

The Great Water Cup Pyramid Disaster of 2015
Michael Wacha knew that Carlos Martínez was exceedingly proud -- and very protective -- of the pyramid he'd constructed out of paper cups.

Still, some men just want to watch the world burn:

Ron Washington, baseball's most expressive manager
Some managers prefer a more stoic style of leadership. Washington was not one of those managers -- at least, not during the 2011 postseason. Watch here as he tries to wave a runner home through sheer force of will:

And here, as he does his own, caffeine-addled version of the running man:

Derek Bell finds out where his car is
During a 1992 game, the Blue Jays held what seemed to be an innocent giveaway, offering one lucky fan the chance to win a brand-new SUV. And then Bell discovered that one lucky fan had actually won his brand-new SUV.

It turned out that Joe Carter had planned the whole thing as a prank -- a very successful prank.
No team dances like the Pirates
Granted, having Andrew McCutchen around then helped:

Jesús Aguilar really hates surprises
Aguilar is one of the most imposing players in the Majors, so let this be a lesson: Even the biggest among us can still get scared, especially when a bunch of confetti comes flying out of nowhere.

Javy Baez really hopes no one saw that
Alas, the camera is always watching:

Tim Lincecum really loves sunflower seeds
We miss you, Big Time Timmy Jim: