Yankees’ facial hair policy is not the only tradition changing in 2025
The “New York, New York” tradition began in 1980, when former owner George Steinbrenner wrote Sinatra a letter to ask permission to play the tune as fans exited the stadium. A different rotation of Sinatra songs will now play after losses.
Yankees facial hair policy improves chances to re-sign $70M All-Star, says insider
Owner Hal Steinbrenner announced Wednesday that Yankees players were no longer banned from having beards, a one-of-its-kind policy in the modern era of professional sports. Specifically, Steinbrenner said that part of his calculus was not wanting to deter free agents from coming to New York.
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New York Yankees Make Historic Update to Facial Hair PolicyThe New York Yankees recently revised their strict, five-decade policy concerning players wearing facial hair.
History was made on Friday when the New York Yankees altered a decades-long facial hair and grooming policy to allow their ...
The New York Yankees stood alone among Major League Baseball teams with one specific player-unfriendly policy, which will ...
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