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Charlie Sheen talks steroids, baseball, Major League and more

Following months of requests relayed by publicists and friends, Charlie Sheen finally returned SI's call on the eve of deadline. And once you get the former Two and a Half Men star's attention, he's happy to chitchat as long as you desire -- especially if the subject is baseball.

SI : It seems like you're a guy who takes this sport seriously.

Sheen : I do, man. It's not just a hobby, it's a religion. All I watch is MLB. I don't care what's going on in the friggin' world. This is what's going on in the world. Baseball is all that matters. Matt Joyce destroyed a ball in Tampa! Who the f--- is Matt Joyce? There is an incoming wave of talent that is just unbelievable. This kid Brennan Boesch, he's f------ gnarly. And who's this K.C. first baseman? Eric Hosmer? He's a monster. And the Nats? They hit like a hundred home runs in half an inning! It's insane.

SI : What team do you follow?

Sheen : I'm a Reds fan from way back. My dad [actor Martin Sheen] is from Dayton. I followed them in '75 and '76 [when they won back-to-back World Series]. I'm also a Yankees fan. So '76 was a bit of a dichotomy for me. That year was a sweep. How 'bout that? [Cincinnati] took Philly in three and the Yanks in four.

SI : The Big Red Machine?

Sheen : Yeah, but that was a Reggie Jackson-less Yankees team, so I was a Reds fan. Then I became such a Reggie Jackson fan that I taught myself how to hit lefthanded as a kid. He became a friend of mine later on.

SI : What kind of ball did you play as a kid?

Sheen : I played at Santa Monica High -- pitcher and shortstop -- but because of academic s---, they pulled me off the team. I used to go to this place in Missouri, called the Mickey Owen Baseball School. I saw an ad in The Sporting News or Baseball Digest when I was in high school. I went to get scouted. But I looked at the talent there and knew I couldn't do it for a living. I think my baseball career would have been spent riding buses, not jets, if you know what I mean. So I figured, Hey, I'll pursue a real idiot's job instead. Acting!

SI : How close were you to getting scouted?

Sheen : There was a coach there who had a cup of coffee with Baltimore, and he made some calls and some guys came out. I got a half ride to a junior college, and if my grades improved I might have gone on to the University of Kansas. That would have been cool. In high school the talent is good, but you don't get a chance to look at the overall spectrum. That's what a baseball camp did. Suddenly I'm facing this kid who had just signed with the Phillies, and he's throwing 98 with lefthanded zip. He strikes his first two guys out on six pitches. Four of them curveballs that just come out of the parking lot. I got to see guys who were going to do it for a living. And knew I couldn't do it for a living.

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Tips for How Men Can Look Great with Short Hair

There are a variety of short hairstyles for men to choose from and they can keep it looking great between cuts by taking the right actions. As men start paying more attention to how their looks, many are trying different styles. There’s no reason you have to keep the same style your whole life, so if you want to try something new, go ahead. The following tips are helpful for men who are keeping their hair short.

To maintain the style you want, you should use any gels or conditioners you like while your hair is still wet. The reason you should do this is you will have more versatility with your new style. Some men do need more help with their hair, and that is why following up with a good spray is useful. It all depends on what you want and like, and you can get a wet look by using more on your hair.

The appeal of this style for men is that they do not have to be concerned with how they look during the day. Use only as much as you need to keep your hair looking its best. Another popular short hairstyle for men is the Caesar cut. Not all men who have this cut call it by that name but it’s a short style similar to how Julius Caesar is depicted in statues. This style was favored by George Clooney in the 1990s so looking at pictures of him during this time will show you what this style looks like. The Caesar cut is quite simple, as it’s short and even all around the head. This style may compliment the shape of your face.

You need to find the person who has an open mind and is able to work with a variety of styles. Some men get into the habit of going to the same salon or barber shop year after year without considering if it’s really the best one around. You don’t have to spend a fortune or go to a celebrity hair stylist to get a great cut, but you do have to choose someone who’s good with your hair. Once you find a good stylist, try to go to him or her every time. It’s better to make an appointment with someone you trust rather than just walk into the salon and get whoever happens to be available.

Choosing the right hairstyle and taking good care of your hair can improve the way you look and the health of your hair. Shorter styles, which some men have always preferred, are now quite popular, as they require less trouble and maintenance. The hair styling tips we’ve covered in this article can help you find the right look so you can feel more confident wherever you go.

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