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The Evolution of Jayson…
The Evolution of Jayson Werth’s Beard
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October 1, 2014, 10:15 AM
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Jayson Werth is known for his beard. WTOP takes a look at the Nationals right-fielder through the years to see how his facial hair has changed.
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2008
Once he ended up in Philadelphia, Werth experimented a bit with different iterations of the beard, but the one common thread was the extended flavor savor, running from his bottom lip down his chin. (Getty Images/Jeff Zelevansky)
Getty Images/Jeff Zelevansky
2010
He even abbreviated it for his press conference when he signed with the Nationals prior to the 2011 season. There he is with Nats GM Mike Rizzo, his beard barely present. (Getty Images/Mitchell Layton)
Getty Images/Mitchell Layton
2011
It wasn't until the end of the 2011 season that the beard really began to show signs of the life it would take on. Here's Werth in a matchup against the Braves in early September of that year. (Getty Images/Jim McIsaac)
Getty Images/Jim McIsaac
2012
And then, in 2012, much like the team he plays for, the beard grew into its own. Just look at that thing in all its glory. (Getty Images/Mike Ehrmann)
Getty Images/Mike Ehrmann
2014
And that's how we ended up here, in 2014, with clear eyes, full beards and garden gnomes. (Getty Images/Mitchell Layton)
Getty Images/Mitchell Layton
1997
Who's that handsome fella? What a nice-looking, clean cut, fresh-faced young man. What's that, you say? That's Jayson Werth? (Source unknown)
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1999
Yep. That's Jayson Werth. Skinny, beardless, glasses-wearing Jayson Werth was once an Orioles prospect back in the day after being selected by Baltimore with the 22nd overall pick in the 1997 Draft out of Glenwood High School in Chatham, Illinois. (Bowman Baseball Card)
Bowman Baseball Card
2000
Here he is in Spring Training in 2000. Still clean as a whistle. (Getty Images/Eliot J. Schechter)
Getty Images/Eliot J. Schechter
2004
The first traces of beard start to appear after his trade to the Blue Jays prior to the 2004 season. Werth sported the well-manicured goatee look for a short while. (Getty Images/Jed Jacobsohn)
Getty Images/Jed Jacobsohn
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