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Tony Gwynn to appear in anti chewing tobacco video Chicago White Sox designated hitter Manny Ramirez puts chewing tobacco in his mouth before a baseball game against the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field in Cleveland on August 31, 2010. UPI David Richard Chewing tobacco may be banned in Boston ballparks Oneida Dispatch In Major League Baseball, smokeless tobacco, or dip, has been part of the game for decades. In 2016, MLB banned it for new players, though those already in the league were grandfathered Readers React: Smokeless tobacco ban at Dodger Stadium is a home run. Can we outlaw crotch scratching next? Los Angeles Times Can Major League Baseball really rid itself of smokeless tobacco?
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