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by Spartans Rule » Sun Apr 11, 2004 1:20 am
warrick95 wrote:It was designed to benefit lefties like Giles with the 322 feet Right Field fence, but for some reason, the ball doesn't carry to right whatsoever. It sucks. However, they kind of negated that by making the deepest point in right-center, at 411 feet. It's hard to tell what they were planning with that...
The reason is if you look at a diagram of the park, that 322 really doesn't exist. Its 322 if you hit it straight down the line, but the fence starts slanting back really quicky. If you hit a HR straight over the right fielder's head it probably be like 350.
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by NY Yankees Fan 2004 » Sun Apr 11, 2004 1:30 am
I saw the Giants-Padres game, and I have to say that the Dimensions make absolutley No Sense! Whos idea was that?
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by GotowarMissAgnes » Sun Apr 11, 2004 8:55 am
warrick95 wrote:Well, Lawrence's WHIP numbers have been horrible in two games thus far (one was home for sure, I don't know about the other).
We'll have to give it more time, though. It's only been the first homestand, so maybe the wind's just been light. It could change soon. However, I wouldn't bank on that, because reports were that the ball wasn't carrying well in practice.
There's not that direct a connection between park effects on HRs and other hits and runs. There are several high homer low scoring parks and a few low homer, high scoring parks.
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by wkelly91 » Sun Apr 11, 2004 9:09 am
A little early to panick

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