Jun 19 2008
Memorable Mustaches of Major League Baseball
Giambi needs to make a splash into 70’s porn after this season.
I gotta tell you. Jason Giambi hasn’t really been in my good graces for quite some time. But now that he’s clearly back on the juice and sporting a mustache, he’s becoming one of my favorite players in all of baseball.
Have you seen how thick this thing is getting? It’s truly amazing. And that reminded me of how awesome some of the ’staches used to be back in the 70’s and 80’s in Major League Baseball.
Now obviously I haven’t hit them all so feel free to make your additions in the comment sections.
But, here are some memorable mustaches of Major League Baseball players.
Ken Phelps
Seriously, does Ken Phelps not look like a middle aged pedophile there? I’m amazed that this is only 1987. How old was this guy back then? Wow.
Pete Vuckovich
You all know him from the movie Major League but Vuckovich was a pitcher in the real majors who was once known to eat a baseball to intimidate a batter.
Dan Quisenberry
The famous sidearm closer, Dan Quisenberry ladies and gentlemen. Again, another guy who looks like he’s 50.
Wade Boggs
You know what I love about Boggs? That he was sporting a mustache when virtually no other players were. That’s why you gotta love Giambi right now.
Rollie Fingers
I think Rollie goes without saying.
Goose Gossage
I think Goose and Rollie are the epitome of great mustaches in major league baseball.
Any additions? Feel free to email me and we can make this a running list.
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Jim Rice. And how could you forget Mike Schmidt? Are you really old enough to have a job writing? Also pretty much anyone on the early 70’s A’s. Rollie’s was just fancier and more famous. Don Mattingly. Rod Beck. If you want to count van dykes, Al Hrabosky and Luis Tiant had it going.
Sorry, I think Hrabosky’s and Tiant’s are more accurately termed Fu Manchus.
what about Sal Fasano’s Fu-Manchu..
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How ’bout Sparky L.yle, Thurman Munson, Kurt Bevaqua, Tom Brookens & The Eck?
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