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The phrase "a ball to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an object (a ball) that is intended for a specific purpose or action (to do something with it).
Example: "He threw a ball to his dog, who eagerly chased after it."
Alternatives: "a ball for" or "a ball intended for".
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He crushed a ball to straightaway center.
An infraction would add a ball to the batter's count.
Rodriguez then sent a ball to the right-field wall.
We didn't get a ball to reverse swing all game".
Hughes threw a ball to the next batter, Melvin Mora.
And then Ginobili throws a ball to the referee.
He is always looking for a ball to throw.
Upton followed by lifting a ball to medium right field.
"If there is a ball to be caught, catch it.
Shout, or hit a ball to get myself going.
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Ryan, for his part, is stepping up from Triple-A ball to the playoffs.
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