New York Yankees revise facial hair policy — Did Devin Williams hint at change ahead of official announcement?
Yankees have officially changed their decades-old rule, which previously required players to maintain short hair and remain clean-shaven, apart from a moustache.
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This decision follows a recent photo of Devin Williams showing slight hair growth on his chin. The Yankees have nowee decided to allow “well-groomed beards” within their organisation. Williams, a relief pitcher recently acquired by the team, previously played for the Milwaukee Brewers.
Yankees’ no-facial-hair policy
The Yankees’ beard ban had been in place for 49 years, first imposed by former owner George Steinbrenner.
Under the previous policy, players were permitted to have a moustache, which is why Williams was seen sporting one during spring training. However, any facial hair below the upper lip remained strictly prohibited until February 21.
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