FanGraphs BallPark Factors

[Old Sweater]

I sorted it by the “Basic-5yr” option. Every stat is based on a <<<<<100>>>>> baseline

The Rockies with their vast outfield lead in singles-108/doubles-111/triples-135<JESUS(as in Alou) but not homers-107 the Reds lead in homers-114 thanks to their JACK- CrackerBox Stadium, that probably was designed to draw more Chicks That Dig the Long-Ball.
Rockies also lead in groundball outs 107 due to their ground ball pitchers they bring up, or acquire.
Rockies lead in linedrives 109 due to the thin Mile-High air.
Rockies are last in IFFB(infield fly balls) 92 because of the thin air too. Weird that the Angels are 92 too?
Rockies are last in strikeouts 96 due to the ball moving less and no top free agents in their prime want to come here.
As expected the Rockies are last in FIP(fielding independent pitching) with 105 that is tied with the Reds.

All this contributes to the Coors Field Factor……….

Rockies 1993-2024

The Rockies Home ERA(5.42)is 17.6% higher than their Away ERA(4.61) = Coors Field Factor

Rockies Home OPS(.862) is 26.2% higher than their Road OPS(.683) = Coors Field Factor
Info obtained using StatHead

 

[comet28]

I remember when the Rangers park was "hitter-friendly" in 2022-23 and now it's "pitcher-friendly." Yeah pretty sure that's just the hitters sucking now

 

[packerzrule]

AmFam field is pretty hitter friendly.....at least for the Brewers.

 

[navamind]

AmFam field is pretty hitter friendly.....at least for the Brewers.

Never seemed like much of a hitter's park, but always seemed like a good park for home runs

 

[packerzrule]

Never seemed like much of a hitter's park, but always seemed like a good park for home runs

Ummmm, isn't that then a good hitters park?

 

[Old Sweater]

Never seemed like much of a hitter's park, but always seemed like a good park for home runs

That is what the FanGraphs BallPark Factor shows. 5yr 99/ Singles 96/doubles 97/triples 105/homers 104

Just looked at bbref multi year>Hitting 99>pitching 98<for Brewers