An evaluation of the impact all 30 ballparks have on pitchers winning games yielded the following table. A pitcher is 9 percent less likely to win a game in Coors Field as opposed to getting the same run support but pitching in another ballpark. San Francisco’s AT&T is the easiest park for pitchers based on the last four years of data prepared for the Value Add Baseball rankings:
Team | Ballpark | Game Adjust |
---|---|---|
Colorado | Coors Field | 0.09 |
Texas | Rangers Ballpark in Arlington | 0.04 |
Boston | Fenway Park | 0.03 |
Toronto | Rogers Centre | 0.03 |
Chicago Cubs | Wrigley Field | 0.03 |
Chicago Sox | U.S. Cellular Field | 0.02 |
Arizona | Chase Field | 0.02 |
NY Yankees | Yankee Stadium | 0.02 |
Baltimore | Oriole Park at Camden Yards | 0.02 |
Detroit | Comerica Park | 0.02 |
Milwaukee | Miller Park | 0.02 |
Cincinnati | Great American Ball Park | 0.02 |
Miami | Marlins Park | 0.01 |
Minnesota | Target Field | 0.00 |
Philadelphia | Citizens Bank Park | 0.00 |
Kansas City | Kauffman Stadium | 0.00 |
Washington | Nationals Park | 0.00 |
Houston | Minute Maid Park | 0.00 |
Atlanta | Turner Field | -0.01 |
Oakland | O.co Coliseum | -0.02 |
St. Louis | Busch Stadium | -0.02 |
Cleveland | Progressive Field | -0.02 |
Pittsburgh | PNC Park | -0.02 |
LA Dodgers | Dodger Stadium | -0.03 |
NY Mets | Citi Field | -0.03 |
LA Angels | Angel Stadium of Anaheim | -0.03 |
Tampa Bay | Tropicana Field | -0.03 |
San Diego | Petco Park | -0.04 |
Seattle | Safeco Field | -0.04 |
San Francisco | AT&T Park | -0.05 |
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