Can You Restore a Waterlogged Baseball?

I wanted to see if I could restore waterlogged baseballs that have been sitting in water overnight. After letting them sit in the water, weighing them and drying them out using my toaster oven and floor fan I went to the batting cage to get some exit velocity readings. This video took me a few attempts to make as the baseballs would not read on the 20 degree days, but as soon as the weather warmed up a little my radar started working again.
Thanks for watching!
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[@delcy28]

We just baked 60 balls @ 180. Worked great!

[@MrAverod13]

How long

[@plasmello]

What's the name of the pitching machine you use?

[@neilm9630]

Thats what I want to know

[@Thebatroller]

Another good idea for a video.

[@MrAverod13]

What machine is tossing

[@30oldpitching]

I love you science 🧪🔭

[@jeffgagne5482]

Anyone try submerging in rice?

[@bradensoutdoors9961]

What's up bro how r you

[@andrewbats8523]

Whats up I'm good dude, what about you!?

[@bradensoutdoors9961]

I'm good just chilling and watching your amazing vids

[@andrewbats8523]

@@bradensoutdoors9961 appreciate that dude

[@masonandbailey6482]

What about rice since it works with phones?

[@andrewbats8523]

Thats genius actually

[@Mr._Chievous]

how to spend hours upon hours and $10 in electricity to save a $5 baseball

[@andrespueblos]

I don't know what cheap balls u buy but no collegiate+ level baseball is any cheaper than $12 a ball and that's a good price.

[@delcy28]

This isn't for one ball. This is for a bucket. He giving a couple options to potentially fix the problem using a couple balls.

[@ADigsMedia]

Hahaha I was thinking the same thing