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He is suing a pair of tobacco giants and a pharmacy in Philadelphia, alleging that the industry supplied professional sports teams with free samples of products it knew were harmful and addictive

But he smoked

And there was another player dippin into his tin and loadin up

Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn, who dipped his whole career, died of cancer of the salivary gland

He said 535,000 minors start using smokeless tobacco products every year in the United States, and he alleged the tobacco industry markets to young people by putting ads for their products in magazines like Sports Illustrated

Hed dipped throughout his career