Military service for major leaguers could affect pennant races
The Associated Press reports that roughly 100 of 600 players across 24 MLB clubs will miss time due to military duties in 1970. Notable gaps include Bud Harrelson with the Mets and a wave of losses across Cubs Reds Pirates Phillies Dodgers Braves Astros and Orioles altering lineups and pitching rotations this season.
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