Boxes of balls (Dozens)

Buying a box of 12 lowers the cost per ball compared to buying them one at a time, which adds up quickly over a season. It’s the most common way for teams, coaches and associations to stock up on game and practice balls. Shop all boxes of balls by the dozen.

Choose the ball your league requires for your age group and sport. For baseball, see our baseballs guide by age group, from the Rawlings 65CC for 13U to the Louisville Slugger BB12-RL for 18U. For slowpitch, the Worth Hot Dot is the most popular, with the stamp your league requires. See all softballs.

Most teams buy both. Game balls by the dozen ensure every game starts with fresh, approved balls. Practice balls, like the Rawlings RTD1 or Ultimate Practice Baseball, are more durable and affordable for drills and batting practice. For larger quantities, ball buckets include several dozen balls in a bucket that doubles as a coach’s seat.

Keep balls in their box or a dry bucket, away from moisture and extreme heat. Water damages leather covers and can make balls heavier and lopsided, so dry wet balls at room temperature after rainy games. Keep new game balls separate from practice balls so they stay clean and ready for game day.