The Orioles are the first visiting team to deal with Boston's smokeless tobacco ban - MLB | NBC Sports
Baseball's chewing tobacco deal smells foul - pennlive.com
Smokeless tobacco: Baseball's deadly sin
2020 MLB Season: The toughest in new proposal? No spitting
Front and Center: Smokeless tobacco still a part of baseball but more awareness in recent years – Times-Herald
Despite growing resistance to smokeless tobacco, major league ban may be difficult to attain - nj.com
Nats' Matt Williams: Wad in Bryce Harper's mouth isn't chewing tobacco | FOX Sports
Baseball's toxic tradition of chewing tobacco - BBC News
What Draws Indians Manager Terry Francona to Chewing Tobacco | The Dan Patrick Show | 7/27/18 - YouTube
Baseball deal cuts players' use of chew, dip - CBS News
New York ban on chewing tobacco in public meets Yankee Stadium disapproval
Congress urges baseball to ban smokeless tobacco - The San Diego Union-Tribune
California to big-league ballplayers: Stop chewing tobacco | cbs8.com
MLB: Tony Gwynn's Death and Chewing Tobacco in Baseball | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Senators urge baseball players to chew on smokeless tobacco ban | Daily Mail Online
Senators call for baseball chewing tobacco ban | Reuters
Players escape chewing tobacco ban during games | CBC Sports
Issued by Red Man Chewing Tobacco | Joe Coleman, from the Major League Baseball series (T235), issued by Red Man Chewing Tobacco | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Tradition Of Chewing Tobacco In Baseball - The Sports Daily
Chewing tobacco in the MLB: Tony Gwynn wasn't the only one | CNN
California tells MLB players: No more chewing tobacco - MarketWatch
There's nothing glamorous about chewing tobacco
2020 MLB Season: The toughest in new proposal? No spitting
Time to spit out chewing tobacco for good in Major League Baseball - CBSSports.com
MLB is succeeding at removing smokeless tobacco from the game - Sports Illustrated
Yankees and Mets players and fans could be banned from using chewing tobacco | Daily Mail Online
A Surprisingly High Number of Major League Baseball Players Still Chew Tobacco
