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Jessica Miller | November 29, 2011
Purists of the game can rest easy. Despite acknowledging the health hazards of smokeless tobacco, Major League Baseball has chosen not to ban its use by players and coaches during games. With the five-year collective bargaining agreement announced Tuesday, team owners and the players association have agreed to many changes that will fuel debate in the off-season.
