MLB Home Run Celebrations

These MLB athletes seem to be coming up with new celebrations every day. With that in mind, can you name the teams that perform these home run celebrations?

Some may be old and not current

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Celebration	Team
Helmet in retro blue and yellow nicknamed the "Swelmet" with the newly added trident.	Seattle Mariners
Polaroid camera used in the dugout that takes a picture of a player posing.	San Diego Padres
Swinging a cutlass like a buccaneer.	Pittsburgh Pirates
Cheese hat.	Milwaukee Brewers
Viking helmet.	Cincinnati Reds
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
Samurai helmet.	Los Angeles Angels
A bottle of water and a funnel attached to an orange-and-black striped rubber tube called the "Homer hose".	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
Hockey helmet and stick.	Detroit Tigers
"Land of 10,000 Rakes" jacket that is meant to be a parady of a nickname for the state they play in.	Minnesota Twins
Mafia/mobster look in black garb (hat, jacket and gloves)	Chicago White Sox
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