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Chicago White Sox slugger Jose Abreu will travel to Houston, tests negative for COVID 19 ABC7 Chicago Friendly reminder this is from the 2009 season. Smoking in the dugout. What's something else no longer around in baseball you wish was? : r baseball Astros Release Jose Abreu MLB Trade Rumors Does any one still chew tobacco in the league? : r baseball Chicago White Sox designated hitter Manny Ramirez puts chewing tobacco in his mouth before a baseball game against the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field in Cleveland on August 31, 2010. UPI David Richard

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