Today let's cover the latter: signed baseballs. For a ball that costs around $7 to manufacture, adding the right signature ...

Rawlings, a St. Louis-based company, produces MLB baseballs, bats, and bases at its facility in Washington, Missouri, providing a connection to the city and the sport.

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Rawlings' 24-Count OLB3 Baseball Bucket is usually $50, but is currently just $30 to make each ball just $1.25. Shoppers say they're the best pick for practice.

Even though the baseballs are made by the same Rawlings company as before, there's been some speculation that a change in the middle layer from 2024 to 2025 is leading to more offense and runs.

For nearly 100 years every MLB ball has been rubbed down with a very particular variety of mud before use but the league is experimenting with alternatives.

“We’re now focusing our efforts on a tacky ball with the Rawlings people. It is our baseball, they are baseball people, as opposed to chemical people, and we’re going to try that route.

Jun. 16—CHICAGO — This year's baseballs are different, Andrew McCutchen says. They're simply not behaving the way they should.

Pittsburgh Pirates DH Andrew McCutchen accused Major League Baseball of manipulating baseballs used in games.

MLB asserts that no intentional change has been made to the baseballs, which are constructed by Rawlings at a factory in Costa Rica.

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Ultimately, the ball probably ends up at a local little league, to which the Squirrels annually donate hundreds. The Squirrels and the Giants share the cost of the balls.