New York ban on chewing tobacco in public meets Yankee Stadium disapproval
Yankees and Mets players and fans could be banned from using chewing tobacco | Daily Mail Online
How Bits Of Pink Chewing Gum In A Pouch Changed Baseball | Here & Now
A history of baseball and chewing tobacco.
Rob Nelson, inventor of Big League Chew, tells the story of the famous gum's invention | MLB.com
California tells MLB players: No more chewing tobacco - MarketWatch
Mets Player Chewing Too Much Gum - YouTube
Why Do Baseball Players Spit so Much?
MLB: Tony Gwynn's Death and Chewing Tobacco in Baseball | Bleacher Report | Latest News, Videos and Highlights
Players find tobacco habit hard to shake - The Boston Globe
MLB on a mission to ban chewing tobacco | CBC Sports
Baseball's chewing tobacco deal smells foul - pennlive.com
Explained: Why the ban on spitting is tough to swallow for baseball players | Explained News,The Indian Express
City Council spit take: Move on MLB chewing tobacco a lot to swallow - Chicago Tribune
Spitting is part of baseball tradition and will be tough to quit, historian says | CBC Radio
California lawmakers move to ban tobacco chewing in ballparks | CTV News
Eugenio Suarez Can Run, Hit, Throw and Chew Gum at the Same Time - WSJ
New York's chewing tobacco ban shows dipping is yesterday's pastime | MLB | The Guardian
Hi-Chew Teams Up with the Los Angeles Dodgers to Deliver Flavorful Moments All Season Long
Big League Chew teams up with New Era on line of baseball caps | Candy Industry
The new MLB Big League Chew hats from New Era are incredible
The new MLB Big League Chew hats from New Era are incredible
Tony Gwynn's Family Sues Tobacco Industry, Seeking Recourse Over Fatal Habit - The New York Times
Why do baseball players chew gum all the time?
Get Off My Lawn: MLB Needs Chaw
Jeff Sullivan on Twitter: "it's one thing to play baseball while chewing gum, seeds, or tobacco, but Rafael Devers appears to be eating an entire meatloaf https://t.co/VPs8URlIr6" / Twitter
Chew your gum, but don't share your pine tar: MLB issues 101-page guide on safety rules - The Boston Globe
