I don't know if you mean stitches or laces. There are 8 laces on a football, but there are several hundred stitches.
Simply stitches
it's just yarn, but they are called seams. "The pitcher grips the seams of the ball"
You get a buzz saw and cut it in half of you rip out the seams.
A lapped seam is one of the four major types of seams. The types of lapped seams are bound seams and Hong Kong seams.
It allows the pitcher to impart spin on the ball. If balls were seamless it would be like trying to curve a raquetball. Although you can put a lot of spin on a raquetball, it doesn't really curve until it strikes the wall, then the spin changes the balls direction. The friction of the seams when released from the pitcher's hand helps curve, or in the case of a knuckle ball, jump through the air. The above is a consequence of a baseball having seams. The main reason a baseball has seams is that there is no way to 'weld' two pieces of leather together. The rules in baseball state (among other things about the ball) that the covering must be made of leather.
When choosing a baseball you want a ball that feels good. Most people like high seams on the ball because it is easier to grip but, that is just my opinion. It all comes down to what kind of baseball you want.
Oh, dude, conspicuous seams are like those super obvious seams on clothes that are just screaming, "Hey, look at me, I'm a seam!" You know, like the ones on the outside of jeans or the big chunky stitches on a baseball cap. They're basically the divas of the sewing world, demanding all the attention.
well some of the ballls improved from having no seams to seams where to see what i mean u could go to google images and type in balls but that all i no hope this helps!
It means nothing! But however if it is like that it is an unofficial baseball as legit baseballs have only red seams/stitches! Those are typically designed for recreational use only!
middle school baseball is not as competitive as high school,and in middle school you cant get a scholarship for a college school None, They are both Federation Rules, Middle School should be a stepping stone to High School
The sweet spot is the shortest distance between two seams on a baseball. This location on the baseball is the most preferred for signatures by collectors because it is centered as to the point of view, and pleasing to the eye when displayed. The other "sweet spot" is were the manufacturing stamping is placed on the ball.
To execute a split finger fastball grip in baseball pitching, place your index and middle fingers on the seams of the baseball with a small gap between them. Keep your thumb underneath the ball for support. This grip allows for better control and movement of the pitch.