After a strong victory, some celebration is deserved. So here you go:

Desperate times call for desperate measures: today's photo of the day is of the team stepping up in the dugout to high-five Aaron Hill after he scores a run.

Here's Corey Koskie homering off of David Wells from way back at the start of the season. Yes, it's Friday and I got lazy.

What can I say about this one?

Not a whole lot, really. It's Frank Catalanotto in the on-deck circle, adjusting his batting gloves:

Shea Hillenbrand seems to have this reputation as a guy who never smiles. He looks like he takes baseball pretty seriously. But on Saturday, May 22nd against the Nationals, he seemed to be having a pretty great time:

We have a pinch-hit Photo of the Day today -- Brad Newbatt has sent us this lovely panorama of Oldsmobile Park, the home of the Lansing Lugnuts:

Last time I shot tons of Eric Hinske, right? This time Alex Rios appears to be the guy who outnumbers everyone else in total pictures, though I also have a lot of some guy named Hill.

So even though Friday's picture was of Rios sliding into third, here he is again, smackin' a ball:

Okay, I was going to save this one for a bit because it's similar to the Aaron Hill photo that I posted a couple of days ago, but I couldn't wait any longer to share it:

A certain Roster member requested photos of Nick Johnson while I was down in the camera bay for Jays vs. Nationals on the weekend, so here's the first of many, conveniently desktop-sized:

Frank Catalanotto is one of the nicest people i've ever come across. Here he is getting a jump on Tony Armas at the Rogers Centre this past weekend: