January 24, 200422 yr I'm going with Comerica because it has scarier dimensions than some of the old ballparks (well, not braves field, but you get the point.) It is extremely hard to not only pull a homer, but also get it over those walls. If detroit built around defense like the twins, they would be in way better shape, because big ballparks=more base hits, doubles, and triples.
January 24, 200422 yr Pro Player is tricky in center field with that cut-out. JP handles it very well, but other team have problems. BTW, can anyone say why they don't straighten that corner? Seems like it could be done easily.
January 24, 200422 yr BTW, can anyone say why they don't straighten that corner? Seems like it could be done easily. so we can have an advantage and Pro Player has gotta be on that poll.... it may not the be the hardest but its definitely top 3
January 25, 200422 yr i'd put Joe Robbie 7th Because it was statistically the worst hitters park (and best pitchers park) in baseball last season, right? :banghead
January 25, 200422 yr I voted for Network Associates Coliseum..... I voted that way because first, that place has A TON of foul ground, second, the outfield is quite spacious, third, the pitching is great, and fourth, I DIDN'T vote for Comerica because they moved in the left field walls last year, so although still a hard place to hit, now home runs are more realistic with the shorter porches to left.
January 28, 200422 yr Author Hitters parks 1 Colorado 2 Arizona 3 Texas 4 Montreal 5 Houston 6 Toronto 7 Pittsburgh 8 Chi. White Sox 9 Boston Neutral parks 10 Milwaukee 11 Atlanta 12 Cincinnati 13 Anaheim 14 Minnesota 15 (t) Kansas City MOVING FENCES BACK FOR 2004; DATA UNKNOWN 15 (t) Philadelphia MOVING TO NEW BALLPARK; DATA UNKNOWN 15 (t) San Diego MOVING TO NEW BALLPARK; DATA UNKNOWN 18 Tampa Bay 19 Cleveland 20 N.Y. Yankees 21 N.Y. Mets 22 St. Louis 23 Florida 24 Chi. Cubs 25 Baltimore Pitchers parks 26 Oakland 27 Detroit 28 San Francisco 29 Seattle 30 Los Angeles
January 28, 200422 yr Shea is definitely a pitchers park. The fences ar eout and the wind is ALWAYS blowing in.
January 28, 200422 yr 11 Atlanta 21 N.Y. Mets 23 Florida 24 Chi. Cubs Turner should be higher on the neutral list, Shea is most definately a pitchers park, PPS is statistically the best pitchers park in baseball, and Wrigley over PPS and Shea? WTF?
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