Game balls

Don't know who makes them, but they are "Perfect Game" balls. Seams are MLB height. I was talking to a PG guy at the last tournament and he said they are not MLB balls, but the seams were the same. His comment was "If you can throw a curveball with these seams, you can throw them with anything." They are definetely less raised than HS or standard tournament balls.

First time my son was in a PG event, he made the same comment. "Man, there are no seams on this ball". Hope that helps. Others may have more specific details on the balls and who makes them.

I do believe that they use Rawlings balls---at least that is what I am sure I saw at the qualifiers

The balls are made for us by Rawlings to MLB specs. They are very close to the Rawlings Minor League Baseball, but labeled PG. The seams are the same heighth as the official MLB ball. We think it helps when scouting pitchers. Most of the top guys are used to it, but I can see where someone throwing one for the first time would take a little adjusting. It doesn't take very long to make the adjustment.

Thanks for the replies. I was hoping to get a few so that the guys could get a feel for them and when they go to the next event they're a little bit more comfortable throwing the breaking balls in a game situation.

Why not just buy a couple MLB baseballs, you can get them in most sporting goods stores or online.Last time I bought one it was about 10 dollars.If they can spin that, the Perfect Game ball will be no problem.

Check Play it Again SPorts if you have them in your area. I have purchased Minor league game used balls in a few different Florida locations (from all leagues E,W,N&S). It is a good buy usually at $1.50 to $2 each.