i found bulk baseballs at a very cheap price - Baseball Fever
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Who pays for the balls used in a game? - Baseball Fever
Tweet. #7. 08-27-2007, 06:45 PM. For me, the bus and subway total $12. I can get $5 parking, so it's cheaper to drive. As for the original question, Rule 3.01c): (The Umpire shall) Receive from the home club a supply of regulation baseballs, the number and make to be certified to the home club by the league president.
Flat Seam Pitching Machine Baseballs - Baseball Fever
Jan 9, 2020 · I recently ran across a really good deal on a used Hack Attack Jr. pitching machine that I am considering purchasing. In researching the machine it seems that it is very important to use flat seam baseballs for 3 reasons. 1) Control - The wheels apparently grab the seams in very different ways which causes a loss of accuracy.
What to do with used baseballs - Baseball Fever
Jan 26, 2015 · Drive around town looking for a LL or rec team practicing and offer them the balls, surely they could use them. heretolearn beat me to the punch. Even really beat up balls can be of use to someone for tee work, soft toss, infield work etc. A lot of the balls in my batting cage have seen better days.
Marking baseballs - Baseball Fever
Oct 18, 2016 · But having your name on baseballs has helped, especially this past weekend. The cages we were using had some spots where balls were making it through to the adjoining cages. I think I the coaches in the other cages returned about 8 baseballs to …
How Do You Organize Your Collection? - Baseball Fever
Feb 27, 2007 · Bulk commons go into white boxes or clear plastic boxes (count-sized accordingly). If the value reaches about a quarter, I tend to put them into those 9-card sleeves in a big binder (doubling only if the card is identical b/c I like to look at the backs as well).
What are the best baseball's to get signed? - Baseball Fever
Feb 2, 2008 · I just hope the players I do get to sign for me don't feel slighted, since it's a cheaper version of the real thing. Most of my autographed baseballs are of the official MLB/AL/NL type. Dave Bill Tom George Mark Bob Ernie Soupy Dick Alex Sparky. Joe …
Types of Baseballs - Baseball Fever
Jan 18, 2011 · Types of Baseballs. About this time every year, I go online to buy a bunch of new baseballs. And each year I find (2) types: DOL-A and DOL-1 (for youth baseball anyway). The DOL-A are a little more expensive and have a cushioned cork center (about 50 cents per ball). The DOL-1 don't have the cork center and are described as cork and rubber pill.
RBI Totals of the 1920s and 1930s??? - Baseball Fever
Aug 28, 2008 · In 1920 umpires actually began removing baseballs from the game and made an effort to keep a clean ball in play. So, in 1920 and for years afterward, there was probably a shortage of pitchers with quality breaking stuff. The strikeout totals were ridiculously low, batters had no trouble seeing the ball and hitting it hard.
Difference between Wilson A1010 and A1030 baseballs
Jul 16, 2014 · The A1010 will retain is hardness a little longer than the A1030 because it supposedly has higher quality core. Wilson says it has their "Dura Core Technology" (whatever that is), and that the A1010 it will retain it's hardness 15% longer than other balls. CybrSlydr. Registered User. Join Date:Jun 2014.