The best teammates are the ones who pick you up when you're down. Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig may not be able to flip his bat now that he's on the disabled list, but that's OK, because Zack Greinke is happy to oblige. Greinke was able to show off his skills in the seventh inning of Tuesday's game against the Brewers. On the second pitch of his at-bat against Rob Wooten, Greinke smashed a double to center. After making contact, Greinke flipped his bat as if he's been a hitter his entire career. For a pitcher, Greinke is actually not bad at the plate. He owns a career .213/.261/.323 line over 278 plate appearances. Following the contest, Greinke said the bat flip has always been a part of his game. Q: Where did the bat flip come from? Zack Greinke: It's always there. I just haven't hit one hard like that in a while. — J.P. Hoornstra (@jphoornstra) May 6, 2015 It was quite an entertaining game for Greinke. His next time at the plate, Greinke asked for an appeal at first base and was called out on strikes. He also had his adventures on the mound. After issuing a walk to Elian Herrera, Greinke reminded the second baseman, and possible the umpire, of the count....