Best pitchers ball parks

[guest]

Aside from Oakland, Safeco,Dodger stadium what other parks are considered good pitchers parks? I want to see what pitchers will be avalible in our draft that pitch in those parks.

[bleach168]

PacBell

[swarmee]

Aside from Oakland, Safeco,Dodger stadium what other parks are considered good pitchers parks? I want to see what pitchers will be avalible in our draft that pitch in those parks.

Detroit, Seattle, and Shea are all pitchers parks.

[phatjagz14]

Pro Player (Marlins)

[Angels02and04]

PNC (Pitt), ATL is on the verge of being one.

[ondeckb]

Petco...San Diego...has a HUGE RF gap.......

[Angels02and04]

Petco...San Diego...has a HUGE RF gap.......

I wonder if this is because of Bonds? He always had HUGE numbers at Qualcom....

[Mr.Cocky!]

This is the order I would have the top 5.

1.Oakland(And they have some pitchers that take advantage of it).
2.Detroit(They do not have any pitchers to take advantage of it).
3.San Fran(This is what makes Schmidt a top 10 guy).
4.Seattle(The only reason 40 year old Moyer can still succede).
5.Los Angeles( They also have some pitchers that take advantage of it).

[Absolutely Adequate]

According to this site http://www.battersbox.ca/archives/00000712.shtml
the best 5 pitchers parks last year were
1. Florida
2. Seattle
3. Baltimore
4. Cleveland
5. Pittsburgh.

I'm not totally sold on this. I would expect it to look more like this:
1. San Fran
2. L.A.
3. Seattle
4. Oakland
5. NY (Mets)

But that's just my own guess.

[GotowarMissAgnes]

You are looking at the mid-season park factors, there, based on half a year of data from 2003. Most good park factors average the effects over 3 years. they used to be available on line, but now you have to buy the stats inc. publications.