Brewers players have found their rhythm – with percussion instruments in the dugout

Friday marked the Milwaukee Brewers’ fourth straight victory, and it’s pretty clear the Brewers are in a rhythm, both on the field and – while this is debatable depending on what your ears tell you – in the dugout as well.

Each of the last two games, Brewers players have brought bongos and a tambourine into the dugout. Members of the band have been Hernån Pérez, Jesús Aguilar, Manny Piña and Domingo Santana.

Also: Brent Suter is quite involved.

In case that video from Thursday night’s game wasn’t enough to demonstrate Suter’s ability to liven the mood, here’s what transpired before Friday’s game:

The Brewers’ 8-0 win over the Marlins then led into a victory parade out of the dugout.

Milwaukee’s fun-loving ways have been well documented, with the dugout “gauntlet” for home run hitters among the squad’s more colorful traditions. All fans attending the June 24 game will have a chance to pick up a “gauntlet” bobblehead featuring Ryan Braun and Orlando Arcia. It looks like they have another new tradition to add to the list.