Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

Input:
Question: Are they leather?
Document: These are not little league approved balls. Dimpled leather. Trying to capitalize on Little League without being approved or licensed
These are good leather balls for little league teams. Advertised as blemished but very hard to find where on the ball. It appears they have gone up about $20 per dozen since I bought them. I wish I would have bought several dozen more at the time.
I'm not sure what the other older reviews got, but these were one dozen - individually wrapped (12 to a box) baseballs. These are blemished. Some slightly more than others. Some that I can't find any issues with. Some of the leather is slightly (I mean SLIGHTLY) uneven at the stitching - similar to a piece of fabric that was pulled too hard with by an exposed thread.The flight is great, no issues with a club baseball team practice ball.
not what we needed for our league,, the balls turn squad after a good swing,this balls is mostly for kids league.
great quality rawlings baseballs. the balls are legit. awesome price. big time steal. will buy from again real soon. thx
exactly as described. I ordered 3 dozen, minor imperfections on a few balls but perfect for training. the wilson A1030's have nothing on these balls.
What you get is not what is in the description. It says that you are buying a "One Dozen" balls, but they only shipped me one ball.
We purchased these balls to use for our team's batting practice, both on the field and in the batting cage, with a pitching machine. They have held up rather well despite getting pounded onto the cement floor and into the wooden frame structure inside the cage during practice. Bottom Line: good balls at a good price.
This is the way to go when getting baseballs. They are perfectly good balls. The only 'blem' about them is the printing is slightly off. The &#34;Rawlings&#34; logo is usually crooked or off-center. But the ball itself is fine.The only downside for me is the cost of shipping. It made the price not as good a deal as I had hoped.
This is a good ball in the grass/infield, but just a pavement hit or two seemed to really eat the cover. It's inevitable that a ball hits the concrete or street once in a while when you're playing catch and this one's cover seemed to get beat up faster than some others. But keep it in the grass and it does great.
Answer: yes