MacGregor 12-inch yellow dimpled pitching machine softball shown from a front-facing angle.

MacGregor Dimpled Machine Training Balls

9" Baseball
$53.99
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MacGregor 12-inch yellow dimpled pitching machine softball shown from a front-facing angle.

MacGregor Dimpled Machine Training Balls

$53.99

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These dimpled balls let your hitters take full-speed cuts in the cage without wrecking your aluminum bats.

Ball Size
In stock
Details
  • Polyurethane construction holds up through long cage sessions.
  • Dimpled surface mimics real ball flight for accurate practice.
  • High-visibility yellow color improves tracking for young hitters.
  • Safe for use with aluminum bats.
  • 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty included.

When you have a long line of players waiting for the batting cage, you need balls that handle the volume. These MacGregor machine balls stay round and firm even after hundreds of hits. They save your game-day leather from unnecessary wear and tear during team drills.

The polyurethane material gives you the right feel at impact while staying safe for your aluminum bats. You can choose between the 9-inch baseball size for your youth squad or the 12-inch softball size for fastpitch programs. Both options provide the consistent flight path your hitters need to lock in their timing.

What's included
  • 12x Dimpled Machine Balls
Shipping & Returns
  • You need it. In-stock items ship same or next business day.
  • Problem? We make it right. Period.

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Specifications

Ball Size 9" Baseball 12" Softball
SKU AC-MCBDBYEL AC-BBDSBALL
SKU
9" Baseball
AC-MCBDBYEL
12" Softball
AC-BBDSBALL

Coach's Questions

What is the difference between the 9-inch baseball and 12-inch softball sizes?
The 9-inch option is sized like a standard baseball for youth training, while the 12-inch option matches the regulation size for fastpitch softball.
Will these balls damage my pitching machine's wheels?
These balls are intended for standard pitching machines. They have a consistent polyurethane density that works well with most wheel-fed systems.
Can these be used for outdoor live-arm batting practice?
Yes, they work for live-arm tossing or front-toss drills. The dimpled surface provides a predictable flight path similar to a real ball.

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