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A Baseball Habit Begins to Feel the Pinch The New York Times Tobacco: Baseball's dangerous tradition Chaitaly A tin of dipping tobacco cost less than a dollar in the 1980s. Tony Gwynn placed a pinch of it against his right cheek nearly every day for three decades Players find tobacco habit hard to shake The Boston Globe 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 Smokeless tobacco: Baseball debates ban in wake of Tony Gwynn's death Twin Cities

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