Hairstyles usually have no effect to a player’s performance. However, that wasn’t the case for Elfrid Payton. Sporting a high ...

N.F.L. players who wear dreadlocks risk being tackled by their hair and face helmet-fitting challenges. But they say expressing their identities and showing off their style is worth it. About 18 ...

Azalia Holmes uses her masterful skills in hair to provide the signature styles fans have come to expect on Thunder stars including J-Dub and J-Will.

Hairstyle can reflect a person’s personality. Furthermore, it is a great form of expression. A lot of NBA players entered the league with hair. However, a lot of them would eventually go bald.

The Yankees previously had an infamous policy that mandated players could have mustaches but no other facial hair. That policy was put in place by former owner George Steinbrenner, Hal's father ...

In the early days, most Chiefs players kept their hair short and tidy, with crew cuts and buzz cuts dominating the field. By the 1970s, longer hair, mustaches, and sideburns reflected the era.

Here are some players who let their hair grow out elsewhere but complied with the Yankees' policy when they got to New York. Johnny Damon. Johnny Damon played for the Yankees from 2006 to '09.

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese shoved a Connecticut Sun player amid a skirmish following a player pulling her hair during a fight for a rebound.

Players like Damarius Owens who wear their hair in the more loose, natural style need more frequent work. Joplin doesn’t do the intricate braiding that MU players Chase Ross and Josh Clark like ...