Yankees’ Devin Williams: Old facial hair policy would’ve been free agency factor
The All-Star closer, acquired in a trade with the Brewers over the offseason without any say in the matter, said that the Bombers’ past ban on facial hair below the upper lip would have been a factor in free agency. The Yankees amended the policy on Friday to permit “well-groomed beards,” an announcement that shocked the baseball world.
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Devin Williams showed up to Spring Training with a beard. Before he was able to wear pinstripes, it was shaved.
The Yankees amended their facial hair policy after it had been a topic of internal conversation for around 10 years.
Williams was concerned enough about the Yankees' rules about beards that he approached Steinbrenner and GM Brian Cashman.
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