You oil the thumb put it in the microwave and shape it.
Use some oil that you buy from a store it is usually called glove conditioner. Put it in the oven for it to work. After that toss a baseball a lot and tie the ball in the glove. dont [ut your glove in the oven the person who said to due that had absolutely know clue what they are talking about you can just put some oil or glove conditioner on it then wrap it with the ball in the pocket but i repeat DO NOT put your glove in the oven it wrecks it.
You should apply glove oil on a first base glove. It works regardless of the type of glove.
You shouldn't put any glove in the oven
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play catch & oil it do not put it in a oven put vasaline on it
what i do is: either use glove conditioning oil and rub it in everyday, or use shaving cream. make sure you oil it everyday, and throw with it everyday. and when you go to bed, put a baseball in the pocket you want to form, and wrap it up with a belt or rubber bands and put it under your mattress.
to break it in, and hold its form
Nokona put out the Cal Abrams model G50 baseball glove in the early 1950s.
Generally speaking a new baseball glove is "stiff" and needs to be "broken in" There are several ways to accomplish this and one way is not to place it in an oven.Techniques to properly break in a new baseball glove are to:Daily rub the glove gently with olive oil;After that, place a baseball firmly in the center of the glove and fold it over the ball. This makes a "center" place in the glove where most of caught balls fall into;Practice catching ball with the glove each day and begin to feel the glove gain some softness. The glove should feel comfortable on your hand.For the most part, a new baseball glove can be "broken in" in a week to ten days.Each player has his/her own way on this procedure, but to answer the question, no, a glove is never placed in an oven.
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