Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

S L SR HRL HRR
ARIZONA 11 11 12 7
Atlanta 5 5 7 7
Balt 8 8 18 11
BOS 16 16 1 7
ChiC 13 6 8 14
Cinn 6 6 19 13
CLE 12 9 10 10
colorado 19 19 14 14
CWS 1 4 12 12
DET 9 12 7 7
Houston 3 6 13 13
KC 12 12 5 5
LAA 6 6 5 6
LAD 2 2 11 11
MIA 10 10 2 2
Mil 8 8 16 16
Minnesota 12 12 7 7
NYM 1 1 11 11
NYY 10 4 16 16
OAK 3 10 2 5
Phil 2 2 12 18
Pitts 10 10 7 2
SD 1 1 12 3
SEA 3 3 7 7
SF 11 5 1 1
STL 9 9 6 6
TB 4 4 11 5
TEX 11 11 8 8
TOR 5 5 14 14
WASH 11 17 5 5

looks to me like a lot more "even" parks
and fewer extremes as Oak is the only one to favor Righties in both Singles and HRs....

that's an odd slant for Arizona in hr department, since their power guys are Goldy, Pollock, Castillo, Tomas, Trumbo at the beginning (all righties) and essentially have only Peralta from the left side.

NYM should be 1 1 11 11

hveed wrote:NYM should be 1 1 11 11

thnx fixed it

Petco has a '12' BPHR mark for lefties? That's not a typo?

fredpaii wrote:Petco has a '12' BPHR mark for lefties? That's not a typo?

Nope, not according to the ratings book, received it today. I think they moved the fences in this past season. But I could be mistaken.

Well it was a 10 for lefty power last year--so a jump but not a huge one.

Yeah, guess you can tell I've been away from the Keeper game the past two years. SD did pull it in at RF, Niners. I don't remember any lefties on my Padres hitting any homers. Must have been the other guys. Shields and Kennedy did allow a lot of HRs.

Bumping for easy reference