For the first time in nearly 50 years, the Yankees will allow their players and uniformed staff to grow beards — so long as they are “well-groomed” — as Hal Steinbrenner announced on ...

Nearly 50 years after New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner implemented a policy banning facial hair, the team made the shocking announcement to end what Hal Steinbrenner came to learn was an ...

new video loaded: Yankees Owner Announces Players Can Grow Beards transcript I did make the decision that the policy that was in place was outdated. And given how important it is to that ...

Current owner Hal Steinbrenner, son of The Boss, announced the change Friday before the team’s spring training opener. “My dad was in the military. He believed that a team should look in a ...

In a statement released by the New York Yankees on Friday, owner Hal Steinbrenner said he had sought out the opinions of "a large number of former and current Yankees." The Yankees' facial hair ...

Owner Hal Steinbrenner announced the Yankees were rolling back the 49-year-old no-beard rule in a statement Friday morning. "In recent weeks I have spoken to a large number of former and current ...

And what would Hal’s father — aka “The Boss,” who died in 2010 — have thought of his son’s decision? “A lot of people have obviously asked me that,” Steinbrenner said.

In a statement announcing the decision, Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner said the organization will allow "well-groomed beards" effective immediately, changing a rule his father, George, established ...

and I appreciate their earnest and varied feedback," managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said in a statement Friday. "These most recent conversations are an extension of ongoing internal ...

Yankees Managing General Partner Hal Steinbrenner announced plans to allow "well-groomed beards" for players and uniformed personnel. “In recent weeks I have spoken to a large number of former ...