MLB teams extend beer sales after pitch clock shortens games

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MLB teams extend beer sales after new regulations shorten games

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Matt Strahm raises safety concerns over MLB teams extending alcohol sales - CBS Philadelphia

MLB teams extend beer sales thanks to shorter games - Sports Illustrated

MLB teams experiment with extended alcohol sales as game time shortens due to pitch clock

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