Steve Rushin
Contributor at Sports Illustrated
Writer at Freelance
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msn.com | Steve Rushin
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theatlantic.com | Steve Rushin
The New York Yankees have abandoned their half-century prohibition of beards, a policy that was archaic even from its infancy. Now I find myself strangely, unexpectedly bereft, stroking my own beard in contemplation of what the world might lose when a Bronx Bomber goes unshaven. The Yankees, as any Yankee fan will tell you, don’t have a mascot. They don’t put names on the back of their jerseys. And most crucially, they haven’t had a single player with a goatee, Van Dyke, or soul patch since 1976.
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yahoo.com | Steve Rushin
The New York Yankees have abandoned their half-century prohibition of beards, a policy that was archaic even from its infancy. Now I find myself strangely, unexpectedly bereft, stroking my own beard in contemplation of what the world might lose when a Bronx Bomber goes unshaven. The Yankees, as any Yankee fan will tell you, don’t have a mascot. They don’t put names on the back of their jerseys. And most crucially, they haven’t had a single player with a goatee, Van Dyke, or soul patch since 1976.
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si.com | Steve Rushin
NFLFifty years ago in the Big Easy, in a decrepit stadium on a dreary day, old met new to bring to bear the Super Bowl as we know it. Born in New Orleans 50 years ago, the Superdome was conceived in Houston a decade earlier, when Louisiana governor John McKeithen gazed upon the new Astrodome and declared, Caesar-like: “I want one of these, only bigger.” That phrase, “only bigger,” is the Super Bowl’s unspoken motto, for it only ever increases in size, expanding exponentially like the universe.
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Bill Walton once told me his Dad “was the most unathletic man I’ve ever seen.” Ted loved art, music and sang in the church choir. Bill’s Mom, Gloria, was a librarian, so Bill read voraciously. “My parents gave me the perfect life,” he said. “Opportunities to stimulate my mind.”
