A Milwaukee Brewers barber has marked his team’s recent success with a fresh tattoo, commemorating the franchise’s first World Series appearance since 1982. Since joining the organization in 2021, the stylist has built a reputation for giving haircuts to players and coaches during the season, fostering camaraderie among the roster. The new ink serves as a personal tribute to the team’s historic postseason push, blending his role as both a barber and a devoted fan. Fans and players alike have praised the tradition as a unique way to bond before and after games.
Jose "JP" Perez Zamora has been cutting Brewers players and coaches hair since 2021 and now he has a new tattoo to celebrate the World Series run.
