Ronny cedeno mustache styles

Baseball and facial hair go together like pitchers and catchers, stirrups and cleats and relievers and pranks.

There's something that seems so fitting about a guy digging into the plate, his uniform dirty, with a beard large enough to make ZZ Top jealous.

Though those sorts of looks were present in baseball's earliest days in the 19th century, owners soon demanded a cleaner-cut product.

Fortunately, ever since Charlie Finley paid his Oakland A's to grow mustaches in the 1970s, facial hair's been back in vogue. You could even argue that there has never been a better time for ballplayers to ditch the razors and let their hairy side go.

So, today, let's take a look at one iconic, amazing, or just plain weird bit of facial hair from every team's history.

It may not have been his bushiest look (with the A's in the '70s), or his most succes