Steinbrenner’s willingness to adapt to the shifting sands is a recognition of reality. Times have changed. The Yankees can no ...

The New York Yankees' beard policy prevented them from signing players, says a World Series champion reliever.

It's a hair-raising situation, but the New York Yankees have had to face facts, so the club announced Friday it will change its facial hair policy, allowing players to have "well-groomed beards" ...

Like many other players who have left the New York Yankees in recent years, New York Mets starting pitcher Clay Holmes reported to camp sporting a full beard—a ...

Yes, the Yankees have done away with their former facial hair policy. It has been amended to allow well-groomed beards, which is certainly acceptable. This is probably because the internet began to ...

This Yankees team is about to look different than any other in a generation. Managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner ...

The New York Yankees announced Friday that a long-standing policy that prohibited players from having facial hair is no more.

George Steinbrenner announced the facial policy during spring training in 1976, though mustaches were allowed.

The facial hair policy that George Steinbrenner put in place in 1976 has been amended, but Yankees players players still don't have free reign with their hair.

Old Facial Hair Policy, Embrace Change For nearly 50 years, wearing the Yankees’ iconic pinstripes came with a condition—clean-shaven faces, neatly trimmed hair, and no beards. That long-standing rule ...

The New York Yankees are making a historic change to one of baseball’s most well-known traditions, allowing players to sport ...