Bill would ban Orioles players from using tobacco during games
The Baltimore City Council advanced a bill that would ban Orioles players from using tobacco products at Camden Yards. It now heads to the mayor's desk.
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The Baltimore City Council advanced a bill that would ban Orioles players from using tobacco products at Camden Yards. It now heads to the mayor's desk.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium already have their own anti-tobacco policies in place, but this legislation will extend to players as well.
The city of Baltimore in conjunction with the Baltimore Orioles baseball team are hoping to ban Major League Baseball players from using tobacco products in their stadium. Although tobacco products are already banned inside major league stadium Oriole Park at Camden Yards, the rule does not apply to players.
No more dip: Proposed city ordinance would ban Orioles players from using tobacco products at Camden Yards. The team responded to the legislation.
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