Park Factors

Camden Yards, Baltimore


Park Factor

+112

105 R
120 HR

This means that in the years 2008-2011, Camden Yards produced 105 runs for every 100 runs produced in the average MLB park, and 120 HRs for every 100 homers, for a mean Park Factor of 112.

This is an extreme hitter's park.


Camden Yards, Baltimore

Oriole Park at Camden Yards (1992-present) is best-known as HOK Sports Architects first 'retro style' new ballparks built in the 1990's (the firm would go on to design and build 18 more for other Major League clubs.) The park uses a number of old-fashioned materials and methods in its design (red brick, ironwork) and intimate dimensions, parking fans close to field level. Right field is a bit more reachable than left in Camden Yards (the right field corner is 318 feet, compared to 333 in left), but the squared-off outfield sections provide a wide variety of distances ranging from 318 to 412 feet. Overall, Camden Yards is a hitter's park, though winds can sometimes defeat even the hardest-hit baseballs.


Team Park City Data PF
1 COL Coors Field Denver, Colorado 2008-2011 132
2 TEX Rangers Ballpark Arlington, Texas 2008-2011 124
3 NYY Yankee Stadium New York, NY 2009-2011 120
4 CHW U.S. Cellular Field Chicago, Illinois 2008-2011 119
5 BAL Camden Yards Baltimore, Maryland 2008-2011 112
6 CIN Great American Ballpark Cincinnati, Ohio 2008-2011 112
7 TOR Rogers Centre Toronto, Ontario 2008-2011 111
8 ARZ Chase Field Phoenix, Arizona 2008-2011 110
9 CHC Wrigley Field Chicago, Illinois 2008-2011 106
10 MLW Miller Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2008-2011 105
11 HOU Minute Maid Park Houston, Texas 2008-2011 103
12 PHI Citizens Bank Park Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2008-2011 102
13 BOS Fenway Park Boston, Massachusetts 2008-2011 101
14 FLA Sun Life Stadium Miami, Florida 2008-2010 101
15 MIA New Marlins Ballpark Miami, Florida 2012 100
16 WAS Nationals Park Washington, D.C. 2009-2011 100
17 DET Comerica Park Detroit, Michigan 2008-2011 99
18 ATL Turner Field Atlanta, Georgia 2008-2011 95
19 PIT PNC Park Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2008-2011 94
20 LAA The Big A Anaheim, California 2008-2011 93
21 KC Kauffman Stadium Kansas City, Missouri 2008-2011 92
22 LAD Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, California 2008-2011 92
23 CLE Progressive Field Cleveland, Ohio 2008-2011 90
24 TB Tropicana Field St. Petersburg, Florida 2008-2011 90
25 NYM Citi Field New York, NY 2009-2011 88
26 OAK Oakland Coliseum Oakland, California 2008-2011 88
27 MIN Target Field Minneapolis, Minnesota 2010-2011 87
28 SEA Safeco Field Seattle, Washington 2008-2011 87
29 SF AT&T Park San Francisco, California 2008-2011 86
30 STL Busch Stadium St. Louis, Missouri 2008-2011 84
31 SD Petco Park San Diego, California 2008-2011 81



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