Orthodox is modified. I've never heard it called Orthodox, however. Some pitchers can still throw pretty hard in modified. Well over 50mph, for sure.Some orthodox use fast pitch balls (KMasters or Red dots), but most use slow pitch balls.
Fast pitch balls are ideal because of the raised seams, and orthodox is closer to fast pitch than to modified.
Ya ... I knowOrthodox is modified. I've never heard it called Orthodox, however. Some pitchers can still throw pretty hard in modified. Well over 50mph, for sure.
We are in Canada maybe it's more commonly called orthodox up here..Ya ... I know
We are in Canada maybe it's more commonly called orthodox up here..
Can can anyone give pros and cons on cork vs poly center?
Is this right or do you have it backwards?Cork holds its shape for longer. Poly will egg after a few good hits.
That's my experience. Using mizuno m150s which are cork, they last. If we use diamond flyers which are poly, they egg.Is this right or do you have it backwards?
We are in Canada maybe it's more commonly called orthodox up here..
Can can anyone give pros and cons on cork vs poly center?
Not in NJ, as far as I know. Never heard it called Orthodox. Live and learn.Pretty sure they commonly call itOrthodox in Quebec and east coast.
I meant in CanadaNot in NJ, as far as I know. Never heard it called Orthodox. Live and learn.