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This depends upon what liquid you are placing the Baseball in to.
When the volume of liquid displaced by putting the object into it is less than the weight of whatever you put in, it will float.
So, if a baseball weighs 300g and it is in water, and it displaces 400g of water (because of the baseballs volume), then it will float.
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