If you're wondering whether to RSVP to the “party in the back,” writes GQ columnist Chris Black, the answer is probably “No.” ...

ST PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota State Hockey tournament has long been the epicenter of hockey hair, and this year, Andrew Weisler is helping players and fans take their mullet game up a notch.

In some regions or sports cultures (like hockey or baseball), the mullet has never fully gone out of style. For kids involved in these activities, it can be a way to connect with their peers.

When Emmitt Bailey first announced he wanted a mullet, his mom wasn’t exactly on board. The now-8-year-old had spotted the “business in the front, party in the back” hairdo on hockey players ...

The University of Denver took on the University of Minnesota Duluth in the 2022 NCAA Men’s Ice Hockey West Regional ... His patented mullet is gone. He trimmed it in the offseason, trying ...

With its tight sides and elongated caboose, the mullet is conducive to the hockey-specific concept of “flow,” a heightened state of being that is achieved whenever a player’s long hair pours ...

Advertisement “I had the hockey hair back in the day — everyone did, whether it was a mullet or you were dyeing it for the playoffs, or whatever you did at that age,” said Brayden Schenn ...

During the first home hockey series against Mercyhurst in 2021, his mullet (at the time at a longer length) was featured on Bally Sports North, and people started to call him “the mullet guy.” Soon ...

Oh, the mullet. Lots of players showcased mullets ... A few years into his career, a celebrity hockey game took place at Civic Arena following a Penguins game. Mark-Paul Gosselaar, who played ...