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The 10-5 rule in Baseball, which allows players with ten years of Major League service and five consecutive years with the same team to refuse trades, was established as part of the collective bargaining agreement in 1976. This rule was designed to provide veteran players with a degree of control over their careers and prevent them from being traded against their will. It has since become a significant aspect of player contracts and negotiations in Major League Baseball.

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