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The term “Juiced Ball Theory” has circulated throughout baseball since the mid-90s, suggesting that MLB intentionally alters baseballs to foster increased offense. Pioneered during a time of offensive explosions, the theory resurfaced amid concerns from many pitchers who claimed that the baseballs felt rubbery or harder than before. This investigation encompassed historical scrutiny, with some data suggesting that the characteristics of the baseballs used have changed significantly over the years.