Boston Red Sox' Collin McHugh demonstrates coronavirus testing, which requires MLB players to spit into vial 15 times (video) - masslive.com
MLB: Baseball May Never Return If Spitting Banned Due To COVID - THE BARBED WIRE
New MLB rules: shower at home, don't spit, and mascots are banned
Do Baseball Players Have a Biological Need to Spit? - InsideHook
Spit and you're out: MLB weighing up spitting ban
Explained: Why the ban on spitting is tough to swallow for baseball players | Explained News,The Indian Express
How the Yankees Are Adapting to a Season of Distancing - The New York Times
Why do pro baseball players constantly spit so conspicuously (even when they're not chewing tobacco)? - Quora
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An homage to spitting in Dodgers history - True Blue LA
New MLB rules for shortened season include no showering, no spitting
MLB Players Are Struggling To Stop Patting Butts And Spitting Thanks To The League's New Safety Rules – BroBible
New MLB rules: shower at home, don't spit, Dinger stay away – The Denver Post
Frequent Tests and No Spitting: How Baseball Plans to Keep Players Healthy - WSJ
Will MLB Players Find It Hard To Stop Spitting? - TOOATHLETIC TAKES
No Spitting Or High Fives: New Rules And Regulations For 2020 MLB Season – CBS Boston
Twins trying to break the spitting habit | Star Tribune
All Things Wildly Considered: Spitting and Chewing Like a Major League Baseball Player
Spitting Is Part of Baseball*
Baseball's return may include no spitting, no tobacco, no sunflower seeds - ProFootballTalk
Spitting is part of baseball tradition and will be tough to quit, historian says | CBC Radio
Why are baseball players allowed to eat and spit all game long?
MLB All-Star Charlie Blackmon Will Keep Spitting on Field - InsideHook
Great expectorations: How baseball's new spitting ban could affect specific Astros players - HoustonChronicle.com
2020 MLB Season: The toughest in new proposal? No spitting
Showers and spitting off limits as MLB eyes safe return to games
