Which MLB stadiums are considered hitters parks?
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espn.com has a link that provides park factors for each season from 2001 to 2005. This is an objective measure and can be broken down by runs, hits, 2b, 3b, HRs or bbs.\n\nPark Factor compares the rate of stats at home vs. the rate of stats on the road.\nA rate higher than 1.000 favors the hitter. Below 1.000 favors the pitcher.\nPF = ((homeRS + homeRA)/(homeG)) / ((roadRS + roadRA)/(roadG))\n\nFor the 2005 season the top 5 hitter ballparks for runs were:\n\n1. Coors field (Rockies)       1.285\n2. Citizens Bank (Phillies)    1.161\n3. Great American (Reds)       1.128\n4. Turner Field(Braves)        1.095\n5. Bank one Ballpark (d-backs) 1.078 \n\nThe worst ballpark for runs was Petco in SD with a factor of 0.803
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No location has been selected as of yet.  Anaheim, New York (Yankee Stadium), Tampa Bay, Minnesota and Toronto are all considered in the running.
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They are no significant difference.  Even there are difference between pitchers park and hitters park, there is no difference between the league.\n\nI think you have the question because AL hitters are generally batter.  That's because NL don't use DH (pitchers have to hit), but AL do.  So offsensively AL is better, especially on RBI and runs.  It affects homerun and average as well, because it's harder for AL pitchers to pitch around.
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Yes, Moulineux has a nice ring to it. I also like the Westfallen Stadium, home of Dortmund and Sheffield Wed's, Hillsborough.\n\nItalian and Spanish Stadiums have nice names as well. Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Camp Nou, Mestalla and the Vincente Calderon for the latter. The former's: Olimpico, Giuseppe Meazza (or San Siro) and Artemio Franchi.\n\nIf you recall WC'94, then what about Soldier Field and Giants Stadium?
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www.baseballcountyofeldorado.com
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From the website:\n\nThe handsome and historic Western Metal Supply Company Building has been renovated and incorporated into the Ballpark, with the left-field foul pole attached to its southeastern corner, 334 feet from home plate. The 95-year-old structure houses the Padres Team Store on the first floor, with a door opening onto a standing room area in left field. The second and third floors feature festive Party Suites. A restaurant on the fourth floor provides terrace dining with superb views of the field. There is bleacher seating and standing room on the roof, 80 feet above the field.
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San Francisco Hustlers 2001 - Batting Cages  \nMcInnis Park Golf Center. 350 Smith Ranch Road, San Rafael, California 94903. (415) 492-1800. Scandia Family Center. 4300 Central Place, Suisun, CA 94585. (707) 864-8558\n\nhttp://www.tripleplayusa.com/
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MLB: pitcher, 1B, outfield. \n\nHigh School: catcher and pitcher
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www.cy-fairsports.org go to Baseball tab at top, Location Map of Complexs
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I've been a season ticket holder for 5 years at the ballpark (Americquest field) and there is not a bad seat in the house.  The club terrace seats are great, but I prefer the third base side, so you get a better look at the video screen.
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Yankee Stadium!!! It has SO much history in it! \n                    GO YANKEES!!!!!
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Right field. Left field is good for the game view, but you can't see the big screen & scoreboard, cuz you're sitting under it. You can also see the city skyline while sitting in right field, in left, it's behind you. Plus, left field is REALLY crowded cuz that's where most of the restaurants, the bullpen & the monument area are.
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Third base line. Here is the ticket map\nhttp://sanfrancisco.giants.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/sf/ballpark/seating_pricing.jsp\n\nEnjoy the game.
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I couldn't find any locations, but here's the link to the MLB web site with information http://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/kids/mlb_pitch_hit_run.jsp\n\nAlso they have an e-mail address for information. pitchhitrun@mlb.com
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hitting for the cycle is extreamly rare, MAYBE 1 guy a year[ probably less] on average. \n    inside the park hr... probably 4-5 a year now a days... and a lot more years ago when the parks were bigger[ you know yankee stadium went back 461 ft with the flag pole and monuments ON the playing field]
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Friendly Fenway all the way and the monsta seats have a wicked view.\n\nThough Wrigley field is a close second for me cause of the history both fields have.
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I found some cool information on this site.\n\nhttp://www.baseball-statistics.com/Ballparks/