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"It annoys me when someone says I have to stand and pretend it's the national anthem.."
You don't, but it's traditional to stand in your half of the 7th. The song used to be "Take me out to the ballgame."

5 Reasons The Seventh Inning Stretch Is One Of Baseball's Most Fascinating Traditions



Nov 12, 2013 - The origins of the seventh inning stretch are lost to the shadows of history. One popular story dates back to the days of President William Howard Taft, who was attending a game in 1910 and stood up during the middle of the seventh inning to stretch his legs.
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