A look back at the most memorable Yankees clean-shaven transformations
After nearly 50 years, the Yankees have amended their longstanding facial hair policy to allow "well-groomed beards." The original policy, for Yankees players to be clean-shaven, was implemented by owner George Steinbrenner in the 1970s.
Yankees no longer need to be clean-shaven. But will beards help them clean things up on field?
Now, a player in pinstripes will be allowed the latitude to grow something similar, ginger or no ginger. Likely it will begin with new Yankees closer Devin Williams, who reported for his spring training physical with the beard he’d worn for six years with the Milwaukee Brewers. He shaved it within 24 hours.
Aaron Boone went from having to police stubble to having to determine what qualifies as a “well-groomed” beard.
Gleyber Torres, who signed with the Detroit Tigers in the offseason after seven seasons with the Yankees, told reporters ...
TAMPA — Gerrit Cole proudly rocked an iconic beard back in the day with the Astros, but that was before he signed a nine-year ...
This Yankees team is about to look different than any other in a generation. Managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner ...
The New York Yankees pulled back a longstanding facial hair policy but which players have they missed out on over the years?
But after owner Hal Steinbrenner made the stunning decision Friday to change the team’s controversial 49-year-old hair policy to allow well-groomed beards, Castillo was just about as excited as ...
The New York Yankees made history Friday when they ditched their long standing policy on facial hair before their first spring training game.
Shortly after failing to cover first base in Game 5 of the World Series against the Dodgers, Cole opted out of what was ...
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