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Pro sports becoming more open to paternity leave

But Major League Baseball only league to offer players a standardized policy

Tony Perez was on the road with the Cincinnati Reds in 1966 when he got the call that his first child was on the way. There was no discussion about leaving the team to attend Victor’s birth, no such thing as paternity leave.

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