Watch: Pirates player dances to 'Gangnam Style' during rain delay

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Pittsburgh Pirates' infielder Jung Ho Kang provided some entertainment during a dreary 36-minute rain delay at PNC Park Thursday evening.

After some encouragement from his teammates, Kang danced to Psy’s "Gangnam Style" and was featured on the big screen for all fans to see.

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While the dance proved to be entertaining, the Pirates ultimately ended up losing to the Cardinals, 4-1.

In some good news for Pittsburgh, however, Andrew McCutchen kept the Pirates from being shut out as he hit a 443-foot home run, his 11th, to center field off Seth Maness to lead off the ninth inning. That extended his career-best hitting streak to 16 games.

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