Ed Coleman reported it too. Here's a question. Who else thinks Reyes' little dance could be construed as taunting by baseball's "unwritten rules"? After Reyes' homer yesterday he did it in the dugout...so maybe then the other team wouldn't care. But when Delgado hit his, he and Delgado did it at the top step. They've been doing it all year, and I can't remember Keith remarking on it. Maybe it doesn't break baseball's unwritten taunting rules because it's at or near the dugout? From what I've heard over the years about showing up a pitcher, that silly dance would qualify as something that earns you a fastball in your ear.