Today, we’re diving into a topic that combines the worlds of science and baseball in a way that might just change how you look at the game. I’m talking about the Coefficient of Restitution (COR) and its cousin, Batted Ball Coefficient of Restitution (BBCOR). They are crucial to understanding what makes baseballs, and indeed all …
Hey everyone! Remember the excitement around our deep dive into baseball types back in 2019? It’s time to explore the MacGregor baseball saga, shedding light on this topic for both seasoned players and newcomers alike. MacGregor may not be as well-known as brands like Diamond, Rawlings, and Wilson, but it holds a respectable position in …
Navigating the world of baseballs for 10-year-olds can be a bit like trying to hit a curveball—it’s tricky if you’re not prepared. If you find yourself swamped with options and feeling a bit confused, don’t sweat it. I’ve played with, coached with, and even stepped on just about every type of baseball out there. I …
In the past, we’ve put together in-depth guides on Diamond, Rawlings, and Wilson baseballs, giving you the lowdown on what’s what. Now, I get a lot of questions about the differences between the Rawlings 10U and Rawlings CROLB baseballs. If you’ve read my piece on Comparing the Rawlings 8U, 10U, and 12U baseballs, you’ll remember …
When unraveling a baseball, what you’re likely observing are indeed both in the form of long strings, but they serve different purposes and come from different stages in the baseball’s construction. Wool (as a material within baseballs), when referring to wool in the context of baseballs, it usually pertains to wool yarn or wool fibers …
