Apparently the Texas Rangers' Carlos Beltran is taking hair advice from another Carlos in sports -- retired NBA player Carlos Boozer -- and sporting a fresh shoe polish look on top of his dome. 。

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Carlos Boozer sported the look back in 2012 while playing for the Chicago Bulls, mystifying fans as to what he was doing to his head. It took nearly three years but Boozer finally owned up in 2015 that it was a kind of hair dye meant to help cover up bald spots.。

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The main problem for Beltran, though, is that it whatever it is he used on his head today, be it hair dye or Sharpie, he didn't do the best job covering his sides. 。Mashable Top StoriesStay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news.Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletter 。By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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Beltran has struggled since being traded from the New York Yankees to the Rangers, so maybe it's also a good luck thing, because baseball players have very strange superstitions. Not even the announcers knew what to make of this look. 。You be you, Carlos. 。You be you, Carlos. 。