Nightly News | April 04, 2012
Peanut-free baseball season?
This baseball season, more teams are instituting peanut-free seating to avoid violent reactions from those who are allergic. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> a big change is coming, by the way, to a couple ballparks this baseball season. while bags of peanuts have been flying over the heads of fans for generations, more teams are instituting peanut free seetding because of the explosion of peanut allergies . some kids have had violent reactions to simply the airborne aroma of them. and nobody wants that at the game.