If you see a player with a pack of chew… or taking a dip while scribbling his name on your brat’s ball… you as a fan, can now become an informant for Major League Baseball.
Under last fall’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement, players or club officials and representatives are faced with more strict tobacco usage guidelines:
Not Allowed:
- Carrying a tobacco tin or package in their uniforms or on their bodies at games, batting practice, or any time fans are in the ballpark
- Using smokeless tobacco during televised interviews
- Using smokeless tobacco at autograph sessions
- Using smokeless tobacco at public meet-and-greets and other team-sponsored events
Allowed:
- Having smokeless tobacco visible in the mouth while on the field or in the dugout
If you see a violation in progress, jump over to the TobaccoFreeKids.org “Be a Snitch” form and get started.
Now, remember to use this form correctly:
Do
- Rat on your team’s opponents
- Snitch on you own team’s players who are terrible, yet still have a job
- Narc on the opponent, even if your accusation is not true
Do Not
- Rat-out your own team’s star players
Now, I am 100% positive NOBODY will misuse this form and MLB will NOT receive ANY false reports!
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What does this mean?: MOST OF GEORGE BRETT’S BASEBALL CARDS ARE PISSED.
Take out of it what you like…
I have no idea.
OK… On most of George Brett’s baseball cards he is chewing tobacco… With the new CBA, this is no longer allowed because it “glamorizes” tobacco use to kids.