Not unusual by any means, for the CG to be offline to the right or left of the pin-MB line.  In fact, if you're right handed and the CG is far enough left, you can kick out the MB and not need a weighthole.
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- Andy

It's typical.  That's not even a large difference.  The only time you run into trouble with stuff like that is if the CG is far out of line to the right of the pin/MB line, more than an inch and a half (which I've seen), you may be very limited in MB placements at still keep statics ok.  A friend has an Animal Untamed with the CG left of the pin/MB line.  Going with the pin/CG placement, it's almost a label leverage drill, but the MB is practically on the VAL.

For a lefty, it's perfect, because they can put the MB anywhere they want to and almost never have trouble with statics.  Since the whole point of an asymmetric ball is to allow the MB placement to fine-tune the reaction, getting one with a wonky CG placement is not great.  You should have no trouble unless your top weight is stupidly high and you want the MB on the VAL.

SH

Will almost certainly need a balance hole if you put the MB right of the thumb unless the pin is on the negative side of the ball.  But most balls would anyway.  I don't see it being a problem.

SH

It would be luck if they were truly in line. High MB balls tend to be carefully weighted and marked since their weight position influences ball reaction so much. The simple rule "put a 6 1/4" line from pin through CG and you have the MB position does not work well on balls like the Xcels or the Ones - too much error margin.

I have an XXcel, and its markings are also not in line: the CG is shifted towards the grip center, so that I could set the MB in a 75° position from PAP without an X-hole.

Don't worry about it.
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