Johnny Damon, a two-time World Series champion who played for the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox among other teams, said Monday he was unconcerned with any flak he may receive over his ...

One of the players most dramatically affected by the Yankees’ long-standing policy on beards and long hair believes they should keep the “tradition.” Johnny Damon, who cut his locks and ...

BOSTON -- Johnny Damon is one of the more unique athletes in Boston sports history. He was beloved in Boston when he helped lead the Red Sox to the ultimate high of the 2004 World Series ...

While there are many individuals who have had this very experience, none have been quite as iconic as outfielder Johnny Damon. Damon spent 2002-05 with the Red Sox and made two MLB All-Star ...

Johnny Damon signed a four-year, $52 million contract with New York in December of 2005, leaving the Boston Red Sox in shocking fashion after he helped that franchise break the "Curse of the ...

Johnny Damon is not happy with the changes. The New York Yankees have long stood for tradition, enforcing stricter rules than any other MLB team followed by legends such as Mariano Rivera ...

One in particular is former center fielder Johnny Damon, who despite having to cut his long-flowing hair and filled-in beard before signing with New York in 2005, is not a fan of the rule change.

"Without a doubt, George Steinbrenner has a policy, and I'm going to stick to it," Damon told reporters after leaving the Boston Red Sox for the Yankees in 2006. "Our policy with the Yankees is to ...

One of their former players, Johnny Damon, made his disappointment known while on a cruise. “I just heard that the Yankees are not requiring people to cut their hair and trim their beards.

WBZ-TV's Dan Roche caught up with former Red Sox center fielder Johnny Damon, who was a fan favorite when he helped the team win a World Series in 2004 before becoming an enemy after signing with ...

World Series champ Johnny Damon talks supporting Trump Former New York Yankees star Johnny Damon appears on 'The Ricky Cobb Show' to talk his support for President Donald Trump.