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Marcus Stroman spent his Sunday the way we all wished we could: Doing yoga with goats

By Michael Clair

Much the way anything is improved with the addition of adorable baby animals, so too is yoga improved with the addition of goats. Now, we can't say if they'll help you get deeper into your king pigeon pose, or if they'll help open you up to spiritual enlightenment, but they'll definitely make it more fun. 
Just take a look at Marcus Stroman, whose yoga practice now includes ... a goat on his back: 

Hopefully this will continue to all forms of human endeavors: Baseball with bear cubs, knitting with kittens and Excel-spreadsheeting with eagles.  

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