How is the CITI FIELD for the Mets going to play?
by djhogness on Jan 31, 2009 8:03 AM EST
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PrintA pitcher's park or another tin box like PHilly? This is huge when factoring the values of Santana! Does anyone have any concrete info. Inquiring minds want to know. Also, it affects the values of all mets hitters and NL east pitchers!
A pitcher's park or another tin box like PHilly? This is huge when factoring the values of Santana! Does anyone have any concrete info. Inquiring minds want to know. Also, it affects the values of all mets hitters and NL east pitchers!
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Pitchers Park
CitiField dimensions:
335-L, 379-LC, 408-C, 383-RC, 330-R
Shea Stadium dimensions:
338-L, 371-LC, 410-C, 371-RC, 338-R
Deeper in power alleys screams “Pitchers’ park!”
Pitcher's Park
They are saying for each hitter you can take away about 15% of their 2008 home run output.
http://fantasybaseball365.com/2009/01/fantasy-impact-citi-fields-affect-on-sluggers.html
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