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Baseball eats sunglasses. They get sat on in dugouts, dropped chasing foul balls, left on bleachers, and stuffed into bat bags next to cleats. That's exactly why paying $180 for a big-brand pair makes no sense for most players — and why "cheap" doesn't have to mean junk. Here's what actually matters in a pair of baseball sunglasses under $50, and what you can skip. The non-negotiables UV400 protection You're outside for two to three hours a game, usually mid-day. UV400 (blocking 99–1 …