Angel's Stadium - Hitter's Park

[Docwaukee]

1.117 runs.  7th highest in mlb.  10th highest hr rank.  

[JustATroutFan]

Hell no. Pretty sure the numbers say that because of this guy named Trout. He can make any pitchers park look small. And add in the fact that the Angels starters gives up way too many home runs because it is their nature. It is not a hitter's park but the Angels starters cannot take advantage of pitching in a good place to pitch.

[AngelsLakersFan]

Small sample size

[Rico]

Because of climate change.  /adjusts tin foil hat

[tdawg87]

I thought this said "Hitler's park" and Claude was getting edgy.

[stormngt]

11 hours ago, Dochalo said:

1.117 runs per game.  7th highest in mlb.  10th highest hr rank.  

Am I missing something?  1.117 runs a game?  Does that mean one team is shut out?

[arch stanton]

I believe the decimal is misplaced or is that runs above league average per game?

[Ohtaniland]

Our pitching allowing more bombs than Iraq might have something to do with it. 

[Taylor]

I believe it's 1.117 home runs per game.

[Angel Oracle]

RHH's have always found Angel Stadium to be somewhat agreeable.   It's the RF wall that negatively affects LHH's. 

[AngelsLakersFan]

5 hours ago, stormngt said:

Am I missing something?  1.117 runs a game?  Does that mean one team is shut out?

home runs / road runs

[Ohtaniland]

27 minutes ago, heRo said:

 

We're 18th in team home runs at home.  22nd overall in team HR.  Someone is hitting a lot out of Angel's stadium but it isn't us.  Take away Trout and Pujols and we have no power. We need to go after a big bat and just hope our pitching gets healthy.

Last time someone said that we acquired Vernon Wells, then Pujols, then Hamilton. Stay thirsty my friend. 

[stormngt]

I guess ever question that maybe more home runs at Anaheim stadium has a lot to do with the Angels pitching staff?

[Brandon]

Angel's Stadium - Hitler's Park

The place where the pitchers aren't the only ones that throw gas

[oater]

3 hours ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

home runs / road runs

BINGO!

This year,  Oakland is a hitter's park too (1.110),  while Fenway (0.957) is a pitcher's park.

[Inside Pitch]

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/it-looks-like-the-baseball-is-behind-mlbs-power-surge/?ex_cid=538twitter

If you look at the year to year park factors....   Crazy

http://www.espn.com/mlb/stats/parkfactor

[Slegnaac]

11 hours ago, tdawg87 said:

I thought this said "Hitler's park" and Claude was getting edgy.

From the Nostradamus quatrain "the Chili Pepper City of Angels will be known as Hisler's Park"

[Ace-Of-Diamonds]

23 hours ago, stormngt said:

I guess ever question that maybe more home runs at Anaheim stadium has a lot to do with the Angels pitching staff?

bound to get it right eventually. We might get another Vlad.