A look at some Yankees who trimmed their hair to comport with the team’s facial hair policy
Acquired from Seattle before the 2005 season, Johnson trimmed his shoulder-length hair and was clean shaven when he reported for spring training. Owner George Steinbrenner greeted him by saying: “Glad you’re here. Glad you’re cleaned up, and glad you’re here.”
Yankees’ Devin Williams: Old facial hair policy would’ve been free agency factor
The All-Star closer, acquired in a trade with the Brewers over the offseason without any say in the matter, said that the Bombers’ past ban on facial hair below the upper lip would have been a factor in free agency. The Yankees amended the policy on Friday to permit “well-groomed beards,” an announcement that shocked the baseball world.
Former New York Yankees hitting coach recently talked about the team's 2025 lineup changes and how it could impact the ...
Justin Turner has an alternative theory on why the Yankees did an abrupt about-face on the franchise’s long-standing hair ...
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The Yankees announced Friday that they are amending long-standing rules requiring their players to be clean-shaven.
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Gleyber Torres, who signed with the Detroit Tigers in the offseason after seven seasons with the Yankees, told reporters on ...
The Yankees' long-standing facial hair policy finally got a long-overdue update this offseason, allowing players to wear well-groomed beards for the first ...
The Yankees' new first baseman was asked about his former Cardinals teammate.
The New York Yankees' long-held prohibition on facial hair Friday is dead, and St. Louis native Devin Williams is being ...
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