Dodgers mock Madison Bumgarner with #DontLookAtMe shirts

#DONTLOOKATME 🙈 pic.twitter.com/tlEcc8RY08

— Adrián González (@Adrian_ElTitan) September 20, 2016

If you need a t-shirt guy, ask the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Within 24 hours of clearing the benches against the San Francisco Giants because pitcher Madison Bumgarner told Dodger outfielder Yasiel Puig not to look at him, Los Angeles responded by creating, printing and wearing t-shirts that read “#DontLookAtMe.”

First baseman Adrian Gonzalez tweeted a picture of him and his teammates covering their eyes and donning the Dodger blue tees.

Puig, who looked at Bumgarner because what else are you supposed to do when somebody tells you not to look at them, posted his own picture with the hashtags #DontLookAtMe, #Puignotlookingatyou and, of course, #PuigYourFriend.

#PuigYourFriend #DontLookAtMe 👀 #Puignotlookingatyou 🙈 @JDL_87 @Adrian_ElTitan pic.twitter.com/2r1JULNyMK

— Yasiel Puig (@YasielPuig) September 20, 2016

Los Angeles continues its home series against San Francisco on Tuesday night, where there’s a good bet that emotions will remain hot.

Johnny Cueto takes the mound for the Giants while Rich Hill starts for the Dodgers — those of us in Arizona know pretty well that Hill’s got quite the temper himself.

Adding a little fuel to the fire… All in good fun! https://t.co/d2ImfpyuB3 pic.twitter.com/AImnda42n2

— Marly Rivera (@MarlyRiveraESPN) September 21, 2016

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