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They use new baseballs because old ones are scuffed and will have movement when they are pitched.
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What do they do to a baseball before a game?
Typically, assigned personnel will 'treat' all of the baseballs intended for use in the game with a 'mud' (dirt) to reduce the slickness associated with new baseballs. The mud assists players with their grip of the baseball and should help in the reduction of throwing errors.
What is baseball and baseball are different?
If you mean "How are baseballs and baseball any different", then baseballs are balls that are used in the game of baseball. Like football.
What are baseballs?
A baseball is a ball that is used to play the game of baseball with
What is the record number of players from one team to play in baseballs all star game?
1976 reds 8 players
What is then number of baseballs on hand at the start of a baseball game?
72 baseballs http://en.allexperts.com/q/Baseball-Trivia-General-2552/indexExp_24297.htm
Is there a difference between a practice baseball and a game baseball?
Yes. Practice baseballs are normally heavier but can be lighter depending on the ones you buy but they are never the same weight as game baseballs. Practice baseballs are also normally softer and made of a different structure.
How many baseballs are prepared for a Major League Baseball game?
they keep the balls in a big freezer in the stadium so they dont prepare the balls they just go get thom as the game goes on
Who owns the baseballs before a game?
Each team has there own baseball that the give to the umpire when needed
How many players are in a baseball game in a normal situation?
18 players are in a baseball game, 9 on each team on the field.
How does duration of game pay differ from basketball or football?
Players in football get payed every game or by a contract. Basketball players get payed every game.
How many baseball players have broken a bone when playing in a game?
five baseball players
Do baseball players get new cleats for every game?
Yes. Some professional baseball players in the MLB have new cleats for each game, especially in the post season. Most, however, will only go through one or two pairs for a whole season.
