BERMAN: The Los Angeles Dodgers became the first major league team to clench a spot in this year's playoffs and how did they celebrate after winning the division?</s>SAMBOLIN: In a very appropriate way.</s>BERMAN: No, a pool party. A bad one, too.</s>SAMBOLIN: Andy Scholes joins us now with this morning's "Bleacher Report." We're disagreeing here. He says bad move. I say go celebrate.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, BLEACHER REPORT: Yes. This rivalry has now gone up to a whole different level, guys. They asked the Dodgers not to celebrate on their field after clenching the N.L. West title, but they didn't say anything about the pool in the rice field. After popping bottles in the clubhouse --</s>SCHOLES (voice-over): the whole team headed for rice field. And check it out. Nick Punto gets there first and he had an urgent news message for everyone. Cannonball! As you can imagine, the</s>SAMBOLIN (voice-over): Beautiful head of hair.</s>SCHOLES: The Steelers Troy Polamalu is going to cut his hair to help raise money for the Veterans Foreign Wars Organization. Now, his famous locks will get a trim on November 11th which is Veterans Day. It remains to be seen how much of the fame his hair will fall from Polamalu's head at the VFW's main event fundraiser. Guys, he said, originally, he was thinking about ten inches.</s>SCHOLES (on-camera): But we still have no confirmation on exactly how much of hair he's going to lose. You know, it's pretty valuable hair. He does he all those shampoo commercials, but definitely a great cause.</s>BERMAN: So nice to see that he's doing that.</s>SAMBOLIN (on-camera): A beautiful head of hair.</s>BERMAN: Andy, have a great weekend. Great to see you here.</s>SCHOLES: You guys as well.</s>SAMBOLIN: We'll be right back.
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