The New York Yankees have abandoned their half-century prohibition of beards, a policy that was archaic even from its infancy. Now I find myself strangely, unexpectedly bereft, stroking my own beard ...

It read “No Beards — No Beads — No Mutton Chops — No Long Hair — No High Stirrups.” It was signed by Steinbrenner and Martin. The hair part — not the beards, beads or stirrups ...

The New York Yankees are changing their long-standing facial hair policy and will let players ... Yankees were rolling back the 49-year-old no-beard rule in a statement Friday morning.

The New York Yankees are easing the team’s long-standing facial hair policy. Read more trending news The formerly clean-shaven team will allow “well-groomed” beards, Bleacher Report said.

The New York Yankees' long-standing policy against facial hair has finally been cut short. Yankees Managing General Partner Hal Steinbrenner, the son of legendary Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, ...

That signature appearance of a New York Yankees player - no long hair, no facial hair except a ... Steinbrenner's announcement that the club's beard ban was history. Yankees players were informed ...

Asked if he had lost out on any players because of the facial hair policy, Steinbrenner said, "no." But the policy ... Dodgers who was known for his long beard. Wilson isn't the only MLB player ...

Calvin Harris flaunted a newly-rugged look by sporting long hair and a scruffy beard as he teased his new single “Smoke the Pain Away.” ...

Now that the Yankees have rescinded their no-beard policy ... does not allow the Islanders to grow beards or mustaches or have long hair during the regular season. The ban is lifted during ...

The Yankees grooming policy traces back to 1976, when the elder Steinbrenner banned players from wearing long hair, having sideburns and beards. During an interview with The New York Times ...