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MLB says Anthony Rizzo won't be disciplined after violating home-plate collision rule Monday
Anthony Rizzo said he spoke with Joe Torre, MLB's chief baseball officer, who told him he would not be disciplined despite being in violation of Rule 7.13, which the sport introduced in 2014 to protect catchers from such collisions.
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