Original sentence: At the time of his death, DiMuro was one of only four umpires still using the outside chest proector, which had been favored for many decades by AL umpires long after National League arbiters switched to the inside protector, introduced by Baseball Hall of Fame umpire Bill Klem in the dead-ball era.Of the other outside protector holdovers, Bill Haller retired after working the 1982 World Series, while George Maloney, Russ Goetz, and Jerry Neudecker followed suit; Maloney and Goetz in 1983 and Neudecker in 1985
Edited sentence: At the time of his death, DiMuro was one of only five umpires still using the outside chest proector, which had been favored for many decades by AL umpires long after National League arbiters switched to the inside protector, introduced by Baseball Hall of Fame umpire Bill Klem in the dead-ball era.Of the other outside protector holdovers, Bill Haller retired after working the 1982 World Series, while George Maloney, Russ Goetz, and Jerry Neudecker soon followed suit; Maloney and Goetz in 1983 and Neudecker in 1985