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Parks & Weather for Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Which ballparks help hitters, and what the weather is doing in each one.

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Park factors, splits & what the colors mean
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Park Factors

Every park is measured against an average one. A park at 1.18× gives up that outcome 18% more often than average, and the card prints the same thing as +18%. A park at 0.92× gives it up 8% less often, and prints as −8%. An average park is 1.00×, or 0%.

Each number is per plate appearance, adjusted for who hit and pitched there, over up to three seasons of the park’s current layout, with this season counting most. A slugging home team does not make its own park look friendly, and a great rotation does not make it look tough.

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

Switch between All Hitters, vs Righties and vs Lefties. Each side is compared with the league average for hitters on that same side, so a park that helps left-handed hitters specifically — the short porch in right field at Yankee Stadium — shows up rather than being averaged away.

When a Park Changes

A team that moves its fences or plays in a new ballpark starts over from the change, so old seasons never blur the new shape. A new layout starts from a published estimate of the change, or from average when there is none, and its own games take over as they add up — by midseason they count for more. The line under each card says which seasons the numbers cover.

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Truist Park

Tuesday · 1:00 PM

Day
PHIPHIAway
J. Luzardo(LHP)
HomeATLATL
C. Sale(LHP)
2.16 ERA

Park factors

HR

0%

1.00×

XBH

-3%

0.97×

HIT

+2%

1.02×

How this park compares with an average one. 1.00× is average.

2024–2026 · 17,852 plate appearances

81°F·←3 mph RF to LF

Daikin Park

Tuesday · 4:00 PM

RetractDay
CWSCWSAway
H. Smith(LHP)
HomeHOUHOU
A. Blubaugh(RHP)

Park factors

HR

+9%

1.09×

XBH

+2%

1.02×

HIT

-3%

0.97×

How this park compares with an average one. 1.00× is average.

2024–2026 · 17,843 plate appearances

Retractable roof — weather posts near first pitch

Yankee Stadium

Tuesday · 7:00 PM

Night
BOSBOSAway
P. Tolle(LHP)
3.03 ERA
HomeNYYNYY
C. Schlittler(RHP)
1.95 ERA

Park factors

HR

+15%

1.15×

XBH

+5%

1.05×

HIT

-3%

0.97×

How this park compares with an average one. 1.00× is average.

2024–2026 · 17,676 plate appearances

67°F·3 mph

Petco Park

Tuesday · 9:00 PM

Night
CHCCHCAway
M. Boyd(LHP)
3.91 ERA
HomeSDSD
M. King(RHP)
3.21 ERA

Park factors

HR

+2%

1.02×

XBH

-8%

0.92×

HIT

-6%

0.94×

How this park compares with an average one. 1.00× is average.

2024–2026 · 17,554 plate appearances

73°F·↑6 mph Out to CF

About MLB Park Factors

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How each of the day’s ballparks treats home runs, extra-base hits and hits, with the weather for the game. Park effects are large and stable, and easy to forget once you are deep in a matchup.

How to read it

HR, XBH and HIT compare the park with an average one, per plate appearance and adjusted for who hit and pitched there, over up to three seasons of its current layout, with this season counting most. +18% means that outcome happens 18% more often there; the smaller number says the same as a multiple, where 1.00× is average. Green favors hitters, red favors pitchers. A hard place to homer can still be a good place for doubles. Weather is not part of those numbers.