All Parks

Stadium Factor or Park Factor compares the rate of stats across each stadium in major league baseball. A factor above 100 means the park favors the hitter. A factor below 100 favors the pitcher. This means that if a park has a run factor of 115, the park produced 115 runs for every 100 runs produced in the average MLB park.

Numbers below are taken from the 2010 basbeall season.

Team	Stadium	Run Factor	HR Factor	Park Factor
Colorado Rockies	Coors Field	136	149	142
Chicago White Sox	U.S. Cellular Field	114	155	134
New York Yankees	Yankee Stadium	118	142	130
Toronto Blue Jays	Rogers Centre	106	136	121
Baltimore Orioles	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	111	126	118
Chicago Cubs	Wrigley Field	117	113	115
Texas Rangers	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	109	116	112
Milwaukee Brewers	Miller Park	101	123	112
Cincinnati Reds	Great American Ball Park	101	114	108
Philadelphia Phillies	Citizens Bank Park	99	113	106
Arizona Diamondbacks	Chase Field	105	106	106
Atlanta Braves	Turner Field	101	102	102
Washington Nationals	Nationals Park	97	100	98
Los Angeles Dodgers	Dodger Stadium	94	102	98
Boston Red Sox	Fenway Park	108	87	98
Houston Astros	Minute Maid Park	86	108	97
Kansas City Royals	Kauffman Stadium	101	92	96
Detroit Tigers	Comerica Park	98	92	95
Cleveland Indians	Progressive Field	95	95	95
Florida Marlins	Sun Life Stadium	104	82	93
Pittsburgh Pirates	PNC Park	103	80	92
San Francisco Giants	AT&T Park	94	89	92
San Diego Padres	PETCO Park	88	86	87
Tampa Bay Rays	Tropicana Field	80	94	87
St. Louis Cardinals	Busch Stadium	94	76	85
Los Angeles Angels	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	86	83	84
Oakland Athletics	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	96	70	83
New York Mets	Citi Field	89	72	80
Minnesota Twins	Target Field	96	64	80
Seattle Mariners	Safeco Field	81	68	74

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