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Where Can I Get Some Free or Unwanted Baseballs?

January by Baseball Dad 4 Comments

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Ever since I was a little kid, I loved collecting baseballs.But not the autographed ones but regular baseballs I used to throw and catch with my friends.It didn't matter if they were dirty or shiny. I even collected broken baseballs because I felt a tinge of sadness and just could not throw them out even when seams were coming apart. There was just … [Read more...] about Where Can I Get Some Free or Unwanted Baseballs?

8 Best T-ball Baseballs in 2020 [Buying Guide]

May by Baseball Dad 2 Comments

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Baseballs used by older kids in the youth baseball leagues (as well as high school) are almost rock hard and can pose a serious injury risk to young players.To reduce and hopefully minimize the injury risk, younger players should play with softer baseballs.There are tons of baseballs specifically designed for tee ball players but unfortunately, there are lots of … [Read more...] about 8 Best T-ball Baseballs in 2020 [Buying Guide]

Different Types of Baseballs for Different Ages

February by Baseball Dad 6 Comments

Although most baseballs look and feel exactly alike, there are significant differences between them to warrant a closer look.This in-depth guide is designed to help you understand the history behind the construction of baseballs and provide you with detailed age appropriate baseball recommendations for your child.Main Table of Contents (TOC)What is the big deal … [Read more...] about Different Types of Baseballs for Different Ages

Age Appropriate Types of Baseballs and Softballs

November by Baseball Dad Leave a Comment

    An updated version of this post has been now published. Please click here to read a post titled, DIFFERENT TYPES OF BASEBALLS FOR DIFFERENT AGES"     Although they look fairly identical, there are different types of baseballs that are used for certain age groups.Where are baseballs made today? Rawlings, founded … [Read more...] about Age Appropriate Types of Baseballs and Softballs

Little Known Facts About Baseballs

January by Baseball Dad Leave a Comment

Beginning of each year, MLB stocks almost 2 million baseballs for the regular season and playoff games!And can you believe that in today's automation age, these hard balls are still made by hand? Matter of fact, Rawlings (the official MLB baseball maker) has abut 300 craftsmen/women who make around 2.5 million baseballs year each (some are sent to lower leagues).Each … [Read more...] about Little Known Facts About Baseballs

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