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SEPTEMBER 22, 2008

The trend started last week during the Rays' push to their first-ever playoff berth.

The players and even manager Joe Maddon got mohawk haircuts as a rallying statement. The style quickly caught on with fans. See Ed and Kyle Vonnes above.

Are you getting in the Rays spirit with a new 'do? If so, we want to see your pics. E-mail them to submit@tampabay.com. Make sure to include your name and a bit about the photo. Then view the pics in our Mohawk gallery.

Now, these haircuts aren't for everybody. So we're also interested in any outward expression of Rays spirit. Send those photos, too.

[Times photo | Cherie Diez]

Posted by Times Editor at 10:42:37 am on September 22, 2008 in

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