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In response to
"Plus they didn't bring out new, shiny, bright-white balls all the time during the game. They were scuffed and dirty much of the time during gameplay -- nm"
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mara
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Yup, yet another advantage for the pitcher.
Posted by
Krusty (aka Krustylu)
May 12 '10, 16:02
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The ball isn't slippery, has less life to it from getting hit around and a good pitcher knows how to use the scuffs to his advantage. A scuffed up ball can do weird things if thrown properly, like wiffle ball weird.
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