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Parks & Weather for Monday, August 24, 2026

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Park factors, splits & what the colors mean
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Park Factors

A park factor of 1.00 means league-average for that metric. 1.18 means hitters HR (or get extra-base hits, or get hits) 18% more often there than at an average park. 0.92 means 8% less often.

Park factors reflect ballpark only — weather is shown separately and not included in these values.

Three Metrics

HR — home run rate. XBH — extra-base hit rate (2B + 3B + HR). HIT — total hit rate (1B + 2B + 3B + HR).

Splits

Toggle between All Hitters, vs RHH, or vs LHH. Splits use hand-specific league denominators, so a LHH-friendly park (Yankee Stadium short porch) shows up clearly — not buried under combined averages.

Why Numbers Look Conservative

Early-season factors get pulled toward neutral (1.00) until enough data accumulates. A genuinely +25% HR park will display as +13% in April and drift toward +25% as the season progresses. This avoids small-sample inflation that misleads users.

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loanDepot park

Monday · 5:40 PM

RetractNight
BOSBOSAWAY
Ranger Suarez(LHP)
3.41 ERA
HOMEMIAMIA
Sandy Alcantara(RHP)
3.46 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-13%

0.87

XBH

-3%

0.97

HIT

-2%

0.98

2026 Factors · 3,271 Balls In Play

Retractable Roof — Forecast Loads On Game Day

Comerica Park

Monday · 5:40 PM

Night
TBTBAWAY
Drew Rasmussen(RHP)
3.01 ERA
HOMEDETDET
Framber Valdez(LHP)
4.35 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-4%

0.96

XBH

-2%

0.98

HIT

-2%

0.98

2026 Factors · 3,136 Balls In Play

76°F·↑12 mph Out to CF·Cloudy

Nationals Park

Monday · 5:45 PM

Night
COLCOLAWAY
Ryan Feltner(RHP)
5.97 ERA
HOMEWSHWSH
Cade Cavalli(RHP)
3.22 ERA

Park Factors

HR

+16%

1.16

XBH

+4%

1.04

HIT

+2%

1.02

2026 Factors · 3,407 Balls In Play

81°F·↘3 mph In from LF·Partly Cloudy

Rate Field

Monday · 6:40 PM

Night
TEXTEXAWAY
Kumar Rocker(RHP)
4.46 ERA
HOMECWSCWS
Jose Urquidy(RHP)
5.06 ERA

Park Factors

HR

+2%

1.02

XBH

-1%

0.99

HIT

-2%

0.98

2026 Factors · 3,260 Balls In Play

72°F·↘7 mph In from LF·Clear

Angel Stadium

Monday · 8:38 PM

Night
CLECLEAWAY
Parker Messick(LHP)
2.54 ERA
HOMELAALAA
George Klassen(RHP)
3.74 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-12%

0.88

XBH

-7%

0.93

HIT

-2%

0.98

2026 Factors · 3,101 Balls In Play

89°F·↑8 mph Out to CF·Clear

T-Mobile Park

Monday · 8:40 PM

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PHIPHIAWAY
Zack Wheeler(RHP)
2.92 ERA
HOMESEASEA
Logan Gilbert(RHP)
3.35 ERA

Park Factors

HR

+6%

1.06

XBH

-3%

0.97

HIT

-2%

0.98

2026 Factors · 3,152 Balls In Play

76°F·↘10 mph In from LF·Partly Cloudy

Petco Park

Monday · 8:40 PM

Night
PITPITAWAY
Braxton Ashcraft(RHP)
3.68 ERA
HOMESDSD
Robbie Ray(LHP)
3.20 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-3%

0.97

XBH

-5%

0.95

HIT

-3%

0.97

2026 Factors · 3,291 Balls In Play

78°F·↗6 mph Out to RF·Clear

Sutter Health Park

Monday · 8:40 PM

Night
MINMINAWAY
Zebby Matthews(RHP)
5.12 ERA
HOMEATHATH
Jeffrey Springs(LHP)
6.02 ERA

Park Factors

HR

+23%

1.23

XBH

+10%

1.10

HIT

+8%

1.08

2026 Factors · 3,454 Balls In Play

92°F·↑8 mph Out to CF·Clear

Chase Field

Monday · 8:40 PM

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CHCCHCAWAY
Kevin Gausman(RHP)
4.58 ERA
HOMEARIARI
Merrill Kelly(RHP)
5.37 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-7%

0.93

XBH

-1%

0.99

HIT

-1%

0.99

2026 Factors · 3,616 Balls In Play

Retractable Roof — Forecast Loads On Game Day

Oracle Park

Monday · 8:45 PM

Night
CINCINAWAY
Chase Burns(RHP)
2.51 ERA
HOMESFSF
Carson Whisenhunt(LHP)
7.03 ERA

Park Factors

HR

-15%

0.85

XBH

-5%

0.95

HIT

-3%

0.97

2026 Factors · 3,221 Balls In Play

63°F·↖8 mph Out to LF·Clear

About MLB Park Factors

The run and home-run environment of every ballpark, applied to the day’s games. Park effects are one of the few genuinely large and genuinely stable inputs in baseball, and they are easy to forget once you are deep in a matchup.

How to read it

A park factor above 100 means the venue plays friendlier than league average for that outcome; below 100 means it suppresses it. Run and home-run factors are shown separately because they diverge — a park can be a difficult place to hit a home run while still being a good place to score. Weather is layered on for the day’s games, since temperature and wind move carry meaningfully in open-air parks.

Where the numbers come from

Park factors are multi-season figures, which is deliberate: a single season of home and road splits is far too small to separate the park from the roster that plays in it. Weather is forecast data that populates on game day and is unavailable for games further out.

Who it's for

For home-run and total-runs research, and as a sanity check on any hitter or pitcher read. It is also the input most likely to explain a matchup that looks good on paper but plays poorly in reality.

What the MLB stats mean
PA / ABPlate appearances and at-bats. Every trip to the plate is a plate appearance; walks, hit-by-pitches and sacrifices do not count as at-bats.
AVGBatting average — hits per at-bat.
SLGTotal bases per at-bat, so a double counts double a single.
ISOExtra-base power — extra bases per at-bat, with singles taken out.
wOBAOne number for overall hitting value. Unlike batting average, it counts a home run more than a double and a double more than a walk.
xBA / xwOBAThe "expected" versions of those stats, based on how hard and at what angle the ball was hit rather than whether it happened to drop in for a hit. Good for spotting a hitter who is hitting the ball well without the results yet.
EVExit velocity — how fast the ball leaves the bat, in mph.
HH%Hard-hit rate — share of batted balls struck at 95 mph or harder.
BRRL% / BarrelShare of batted balls hit hard AND at the angle that most often goes for extra bases. The most productive kind of contact.
K% / BB%How often a hitter strikes out or walks, as a share of the batters faced.
Whiff%How often hitters swing and miss, out of all their swings.
SwStr%How often any pitch thrown gets a swing and a miss.
GB% / LD% / FB%Share of batted balls that stay on the ground, are line drives, or go in the air.
Pull%Share of batted balls hit to the batter’s power side.
Grades (A+ to F)A letter grade for the matchup, A+ being the strongest. Separate grades cover home runs, extra-base hits and hits.
Form tagA read on the last one to two weeks. SURGE is hottest and FREEZE is coldest; PWR and HH+ flag power and hard contact specifically.