MLB Team Celebrations

It seems like these MLB athletes are coming up with new celebrations every day. With that in mind, can you name some of the ways teams (or part of teams) celebrate, especially after a home run is hit?

Some may be old and not current

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Last updated: January 3, 2023

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Celebration	Team
Helmet in retro blue and yellow nicknamed the "Swelmet."	Seattle Mariners
Polaroid camera used in the dugout that takes a picture of a player posing.	San Diego Padres
Four finger celebration with a ovoid backstory.	New York Yankees
Ringing of a bell after a homer.	Milwaukee Brewers
Homer shades.	Colorado Rockies
Laundry cart that players ride in the dugout to celebrate home runs.	Boston Red Sox
Sombrero hat with the letter P's on it.	Philadelphia Phillies

Celebration	Team
Cowboy hat celebration because of a former outfielder Tim Salmon who carried one with him as a memento.	Los Angeles Angels
Orange chain with a foam "O's" at the bottom	Baltimore Orioles
Home run jacket with the phrase, "La Gente Del Barrio." The jacket is meant to represent the multicultural backgrounds of the team and its fanbase.	Toronto Blue Jays
2 pink plastic swords banged in the dugout that originated with Guillermo Heredia.	Atlanta Braves
Started out as a fist-twisting hand signal that became so popular that the RF introduced an actual pepper mill or grinder in an attempt to motivate the struggling offense.	St. Louis Cardinals
Tunnel dance in the dugout.	Tampa Bay Rays