MLB ballparks
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Artificial Turf
- Capacity
- 48,405
- Elevation
- 1,086 ft
- Center field
- 407 ft
- Lines
- 328 / 335
LF 328 · LC 412 · CF 407 · RC 414 · RF 335 (feet)
The retractable roof usually stays closed in the Phoenix summer. When it opens, hot, dry desert air helps the ball carry. The swimming pool beyond right-center is a landmark.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 13,416
- Elevation
- 24 ft
- Center field
- 403 ft
- Lines
- 330 / 325
LF 330 · LC 380 · CF 403 · RC 380 · RF 325 (feet)
A Triple-A ballpark in West Sacramento serving as the Athletics' temporary home since 2025 while they wait on their Las Vegas stadium. Small crowds, a short right-field line, and hot Central Valley summers.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 40,819
- Elevation
- 1,001 ft
- Center field
- 400 ft
- Lines
- 335 / 325
LF 335 · LC 385 · CF 400 · RC 375 · RF 325 (feet)
Surrounded by The Battery Atlanta. It plays slightly hitter-friendly, with summer heat and humidity helping the ball carry.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 42,455
- Elevation
- 33 ft
- Center field
- 410 ft
- Lines
- 333 / 318
LF 333 · LC 376 · CF 410 · RC 373 · RF 318 (feet)
The 1992 park that launched the retro-ballpark era, with the B&O Warehouse looming beyond right field. The left-field wall was pushed back in 2022 and partly brought in again in 2025, so it no longer plays like the old right-handed homer haven.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 37,755
- Elevation
- 21 ft
- Center field
- 420 ft
- Lines
- 310 / 302
LF 310 · LC 390 · CF 420 · RC 380 · RF 302 (feet)
The 37-foot Green Monster in left turns would-be homers into doubles and line drives into wall-ball singles, while Pesky's Pole marks the shortest foul line in the majors. Wind off the Back Bay can push fly balls either way.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,298
- Elevation
- 595 ft
- Center field
- 400 ft
- Lines
- 355 / 353
LF 355 · LC 368 · CF 400 · RC 368 · RF 353 (feet)
Wind decides everything here. Blowing out toward the bleachers it's a launching pad; blowing in off Lake Michigan it plays like a pitcher's park. Check the flags before every game.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 40,126
- Elevation
- 595 ft
- Center field
- 400 ft
- Lines
- 330 / 335
LF 330 · LC 377 · CF 400 · RC 372 · RF 335 (feet)
Formerly U.S. Cellular Field and Guaranteed Rate Field. It has long played friendly to home runs, especially in summer heat, and Lake Michigan winds still matter on the South Side.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 42,319
- Elevation
- 535 ft
- Center field
- 404 ft
- Lines
- 328 / 325
LF 328 · LC 379 · CF 404 · RC 370 · RF 325 (feet)
One of the most home run–friendly parks in baseball, thanks to modest power alleys and humid Ohio River summers. The riverboat smokestacks beyond right-center fire for Reds homers and strikeouts.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 34,830
- Elevation
- 653 ft
- Center field
- 405 ft
- Lines
- 325 / 325
LF 325 · LC 410 · CF 405 · RC 375 · RF 325 (feet)
A tall left-field wall and roomy alleys keep the home run rate modest, and cold April and May air off Lake Erie suppresses offense early in the season.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 50,480
- Elevation
- 5,190 ft
- Center field
- 415 ft
- Lines
- 347 / 350
LF 347 · LC 420 · CF 415 · RC 424 · RF 350 (feet)
At about 5,200 feet, the thin air makes this the most hitter-friendly environment in baseball even with balls stored in a humidor. Breaking pitches bite less, and the outfield is huge to compensate, so gaps and bloops fall in too.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,083
- Elevation
- 600 ft
- Center field
- 420 ft
- Lines
- 345 / 330
LF 345 · LC 370 · CF 420 · RC 365 · RF 330 (feet)
A spacious outfield with one of the deepest center fields in baseball keeps home runs down, and cold early-season weather in Detroit adds to the pitcher-friendly reputation.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,168
- Elevation
- 45 ft
- Center field
- 409 ft
- Lines
- 315 / 326
LF 315 · LC 362 · CF 409 · RC 373 · RF 326 (feet)
Renamed from Minute Maid Park in 2025. The Crawford Boxes in left are a short porch for right-handed pull hitters, and the retractable roof is usually closed against Houston heat and humidity.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 38,179
- Elevation
- 856 ft
- Center field
- 410 ft
- Lines
- 347 / 344
LF 347 · LC 379 · CF 410 · RC 379 · RF 344 (feet)
For decades one of the most spacious outfields in baseball. For 2026 the Royals moved the corners and power alleys in and lowered the walls, so expect more home runs than its history suggests. The fountains beyond the outfield are its signature.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 45,517
- Elevation
- 151 ft
- Center field
- 396 ft
- Lines
- 330 / 330
LF 330 · LC 389 · CF 396 · RC 365 · RF 330 (feet)
The rock pile and geysers beyond left-center are the park's signature. It plays close to neutral, and mild Southern California evenings keep conditions consistent most nights.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 56,000
- Elevation
- 515 ft
- Center field
- 395 ft
- Lines
- 330 / 330
LF 330 · LC 385 · CF 395 · RC 385 · RF 330 (feet)
Officially UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium under its naming-rights deal. Night games under the marine layer play pitcher-friendly, while warm afternoons let the ball carry noticeably better.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Artificial Turf
- Capacity
- 37,446
- Elevation
- 10 ft
- Center field
- 407 ft
- Lines
- 344 / 335
LF 344 · LC 386 · CF 407 · RC 392 · RF 335 (feet)
The retractable roof is usually closed against Miami heat and rain. A big outfield gives it a pitcher-friendly reputation even after the fences were moved in.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 40,100
- Elevation
- 597 ft
- Center field
- 400 ft
- Lines
- 344 / 345
LF 344 · LC 371 · CF 400 · RC 374 · RF 345 (feet)
A fan-shaped retractable roof that's closed for much of spring. It has played friendly to home runs in recent seasons, especially with the roof open in summer.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 38,544
- Elevation
- 828 ft
- Center field
- 404 ft
- Lines
- 339 / 328
LF 339 · LC 377 · CF 404 · RC 367 · RF 328 (feet)
An open-air park in Minneapolis, so April and May games are among the coldest in the majors. Cold, dense air holds fly balls in early in the season.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,922
- Elevation
- 10 ft
- Center field
- 408 ft
- Lines
- 335 / 330
LF 335 · LC 370 · CF 408 · RC 380 · RF 330 (feet)
Has leaned toward the pitcher's side since opening in 2009, even after the fences were moved in. Night air off Flushing Bay can knock down fly balls.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 46,537
- Elevation
- 55 ft
- Center field
- 408 ft
- Lines
- 318 / 314
LF 318 · LC 399 · CF 408 · RC 385 · RF 314 (feet)
The short porch in right field turns fly balls by left-handed hitters into home runs, and the park is routinely near the top of the league in home run rate.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 42,901
- Elevation
- 20 ft
- Center field
- 401 ft
- Lines
- 329 / 330
LF 329 · LC 381 · CF 401 · RC 398 · RF 330 (feet)
Consistently among the most home run–friendly parks in the majors, especially in hot, humid summers. The giant Liberty Bell in right-center lights up after Phillies homers.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 38,705
- Elevation
- 780 ft
- Center field
- 399 ft
- Lines
- 325 / 320
LF 325 · LC 410 · CF 399 · RC 375 · RF 320 (feet)
Views of the Pittsburgh skyline and the Roberto Clemente Bridge over the Allegheny River. The deep left-center gap punishes right-handed power, while the right-field wall stands 21 feet high in honor of Clemente's number.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 40,000
- Elevation
- 23 ft
- Center field
- 396 ft
- Lines
- 336 / 322
LF 336 · LC 386 · CF 396 · RC 391 · RF 322 (feet)
Marine air off San Diego Bay knocks down fly balls, especially at night. The historic Western Metal Supply Co. building forms part of the left-field corner.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,311
- Elevation
- 0 ft
- Center field
- 391 ft
- Lines
- 339 / 309
LF 339 · LC 399 · CF 391 · RC 415 · RF 309 (feet)
Splash hits land in McCovey Cove beyond the short right-field wall, but deep 'Triples Alley' in right-center and cold bay wind make it one of the hardest parks to homer in, especially at night.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 47,378
- Elevation
- 10 ft
- Center field
- 405 ft
- Lines
- 331 / 327
LF 331 · LC 390 · CF 405 · RC 387 · RF 327 (feet)
The retractable roof covers the field without fully enclosing it. Cool, damp marine air off Puget Sound makes this one of the toughest places to hit in the majors.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 43,435
- Elevation
- 460 ft
- Center field
- 400 ft
- Lines
- 336 / 335
LF 336 · LC 375 · CF 400 · RC 375 · RF 335 (feet)
Plays close to neutral overall. Hot, humid St. Louis summers help the ball carry, and the Gateway Arch rises beyond the outfield.
- Roof
- Dome
- Surface
- Artificial Turf
- Capacity
- 25,025
- Elevation
- 15 ft
- Center field
- 404 ft
- Lines
- 315 / 322
LF 315 · LC 410 · CF 404 · RC 404 · RF 322 (feet)
A fixed dome, so weather never matters. The Rays returned in 2026 after Hurricane Milton repairs with a new roof and new turf. Catwalks hanging over the field have their own ground rules.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Artificial Turf
- Capacity
- 40,518
- Elevation
- 545 ft
- Center field
- 407 ft
- Lines
- 329 / 326
LF 329 · LC 372 · CF 407 · RC 374 · RF 326 (feet)
Opened in 2020 with a retractable roof that's closed for most of the Texas summer. It has played toward the pitcher's side since opening.
- Roof
- Retractable
- Surface
- Artificial Turf
- Capacity
- 39,150
- Elevation
- 270 ft
- Center field
- 404 ft
- Lines
- 328 / 328
LF 328 · LC 375 · CF 404 · RC 375 · RF 328 (feet)
The retractable roof is usually closed in spring and fall. A 2023 renovation reshaped the outfield walls and seating, and the artificial turf speeds up ground balls.
- Roof
- Open
- Surface
- Grass
- Capacity
- 41,376
- Elevation
- 35 ft
- Center field
- 402 ft
- Lines
- 336 / 335
LF 336 · LC 377 · CF 402 · RC 370 · RF 335 (feet)
Opened in 2008 along the Anacostia River. It plays close to neutral, with summer heat and humidity adding a little carry.
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