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All right, so we let off the show talking about some of these return-to-play guidelines

in Major League Baseball.

67-page document.

The highlights you've probably heard of.

No spitting.

No high-fives, no fist bumps.

Managers, coaches wear masks in the dugout. If you're not playing, but you're sort of on

the team, you have to sit in the stands. You have to spread out during the Star Spangled

banner and God bless America. Fielders are encouraged to retreat several steps away from

the base runner between pitches.

I still don't fully get what that means.

So the first base one, he's holding on the guy at first has to run away, has to run back in between pitches or what?

I don't quite, that's not fully explained, but anyway, first and third base coaches are

not to approach base runners or umpires, and players should not socialize with opponents. If the ball is touched by multiple players on a specific play, they'll take it out of play. So like pitch your ball into the gap or the outfielder relays it to the second baseman, who relays it to the shortstop standing on second, then to the pitcher. They take that ball out of play. So no around the horn after a strikeout.

They'll take that ball right out.

Players are prohibited from taking showers after games.

The big one, no spitting.

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