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And this will require, among many changes, a significant shift in how players actually

interact with each other physically.

What has been the reaction to that part of that proposal from around baseball?

You know, baseball players are trying to wrap their heads around it, honestly.

I think they were expecting something like this, and this is a 67-page document that essentially

says baseball, as we know it, is going to change.

Now, it's going to change in really small ways sometimes, Hannah.

You're not allowed to spit. You're not allowed to have sunflower seeds on the field. One thing that

got a really visceral reaction was the point that we will discourage players from showering after

the game. That didn't go over well. And the MLBPA, as well Major League Baseball executives are going to have their chance to voice some of those concerns. And it can be everything as simple as, hey, we want to take a shower after the game to, hey, it doesn't exactly say what happens to me if I test positive on the road. You're just going to, like, leave me in that city?

How am I going to get back to my family?

How am I going to get back to where I'm going?

So these are the things that in the coming days, Hannah,

in addition to the economic elements,

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