Movember in the NHL: 25 Best Mustaches in Hockey History

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Movember is in full swing throughout the NHL as players across the league are growing mustaches in order to raise money for cancer.

Some players have grown legendary mustaches throughout the history of the league, both for Movember and just for the hell of it.

Here, we will examine the 25 best mustaches in hockey history. Enjoy.

Larry Robinson

Larry Robinson had a very successful NHL career, but his ability to grow a mustache may have been his most impressive trait.

Bryan Trottier

The Stanley Cup really complements the stache well in this photo. Trottier kept a career-long commitment to his mustache.

Sidney Crosby

Hey, at least Sidney Crosby put in an effort. It's not his fault he can't grow facial hair.

Sam Gagner

It's great when a quiet guy like Sam Gagner gets involved in the Movember festivities.

Niclas Wallin

Sometimes, Movember can become pretty creepy. Niclas Wallin is better off with a full beard in my opinion.

Dirk Graham

Dirk Graham was an excellent captain and had an outstanding mustache. I definitely think there was a correlation between the two.

Wendel Clark

Wendel Clark is one of the most beloved Toronto Maple Leafs of all time. And, man, could he rock a mustache.

Chris Mason

Chris Mason is a pro at growing facial hair. He put together a great playoff beard and a hell of a Movember stache.

Carey Price

Carey Price's mustache is awesome in its own creepy way.

Ryan Malone

Ryan Malone looks like he was pulled straight out of the '70s or '80s with that epic mustache.

Harold Snepsts

Harold Snepsts has a great mustache to counteract the ugly-looking jersey he is sporting.

Daniel Briere

This is Daniel Briere's version of a playoff beard.

Dave Schultz

What would one of the greatest enforcers in the history of the game be without a mean mustache?

Tim Thomas

Tim Thomas plays his best when his facial hair is raging.

Pat Burns

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Pat Burns' iconic mustache is a huge reason why Movember has picked up steam in the NHL. Burns' memory will always be honored when a player grows upper-lip facial hair.

Mike Brown

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Mike Brown is one of the few brave souls left in the NHL that still keeps a mustache for the majority of the calendar year.

Dave Babych

Dave Babych sported one of the bushiest mustaches I've ever seen during his playing days.

Jarome Iginla

Jarome Iginla's mustache scares me a bit.

Paul MacLean

Paul MacLean has the Ottawa Senators off to a roaring start to the 2011 NHL season in his first year as a head coach in the league. One has to wonder how this is his first shot at the NHL given that great mustache.