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but it seems to be, just because of culturally what has existed for a long time, its OK for professional athletes to stand in left field or in the dugout and chew wads of smokeless tobacco. The Mets also chimed in: Preventing children from being exposed to smokeless tobacco is an important initiative and we are glad to play our part in achieving this important goal. One Mets player who is almost certain to support the ban is setup man Addison Reed