Diamond Little League Tournament Grade Baseball, Dozen

The ball in play decides whether the inning feels honest. A soft cover or a lumpy seam takes that away.

League play deserves a ball that behaves the same from the first pitch to the last out.

Consistent Flight: Raised seams and a tight wind keep the ball true. Pitchers get the grip they practiced with and hitters see a real pitch.

Built for Games: A leather cover that holds its shape through foul balls, dirt and long doubleheaders.

League Ready: The stamp and specification your league calls for. The umpire checks the bag and play goes on.

Team Supply: A full dozen per order. The equipment manager stops counting balls between innings.

Proof: Diamond baseballs are in dugouts from Little League fields to college programs.

Teams that play with real game balls practice like it matters.