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Fantasy Baseball Ballparks Effect Hitters Stats; Look who expose large numbers in 2008
A park that a player hits doubt affect their statistics since baseball fantasy come to play in the park that half of the time. A manager of fantasy baseball good shot this into consideration when the players have changed teams gather for the new season.
Another factor is that to play in that particular week. If one of their part timers playing in Philly and Cincy this week, you may want to give it a shot on its list of the majors.
When the analysis parks the best chance of success, Fantasy Baseball Dugout has done much of the homework for you.
According to The Sporting News, the following Seven stages of baseball hitters parks were considered.
1. Citizen's Bank Park (Philadelphia) – 241 homers in 81 games last year! Babe Ruth must have wanted to succeed here, instead of steroids beer and hot dogs.
2. Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati) – not the Reds stadium age are look like the Phillies? This was his response?
3. Coors Field (Colorado) – we've all heard of the air there. If Juan Pierre played here half the season, probably has had a home run last year (Pierre had 668 at-bats last year and no dingers).
4. Yankee Stadium (New York) – Of course, a lot of these statistics has to do with the season that A-Rod had last year.
5. Comerica Park (Detroit) – Gary Sheffield had there was this collision with Placido Polanco last year, these numbers may have been higher.
6. U.S. Cellular Field (Chicago White Sox) – From 1999, have been affected over 200 dingers here every season!
7. Miller Park (Milwaukee) – directed by boppers like Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun, the Brew Crew outside homered to average 62 homers NL last year.
So whom do we see how the hitters who can benefit from changes Park this season? I guess you could call these guys hitting sleepers 208. Let's take a look:
1. Nick Swisher (Chicago White Sox) – Swisher hit 78 dingers in the last three years while playing at McAfee Coliseum in Oakland cavernosum. The move to U.S. Cellular Field help Swisher homer totals. It is also possible that Swisher hit # 2 in the lineup behind Orlando Cabrera and Jim Thome and against Paul Konerko. If that is the case, Swish going to get some releases to bat.
2. Mike Cameron (Milwaukee) – Cameron, a veteran of 13 years, enjoyed his most productive season in '04 with the Mets power when it hit 30 homers. He was 21 and 22 of the last two seasons in the MLB worst blows Park – Petco. In Milwaukee, he will return to the totals of 30 homers despite low blows alignment and seeing fewer good pitches.
3. Jacque Jones (Detroit) – Jones should benefit from playing at Comerica. After a 2007 season plagued injuries when he hit five homers, Jones likely to reach at # 9, which should help their totals as well.
4. Pedro Feliz (Philadelphia) – Every time a player gets traded to Philadelphia, which has to be seen as a possibility of having a better season. The giant former patrol third base, except when Charlie Manuel wants to bring fan favorite Wes Helms is not. Feliz has been a symbol of consistency with 22-20-22-20 homers in the last four seasons. Look for Happy love left-field porch in front of Harry the K restaurant in the Bank.
5. Cliff Floyd (Tampa Bay) – ETA has always been in awe of the brute force of the 6-4, 230 pounds, left-handed hitting Floyd. It will be interesting to see what the Rays do with the veteran on a team that should be more competitive this season. Floyd see some action in the garden right in the DH or the right handed hitting Jonny Gomes, who had 17 homers last year, but hit just 244 years past and Rocco Baldelli. If the Rays fall outside early career, however, playing time veteran Floyd may suffer.
6. Ryan Zimmerman (Washington) – No, the former Knight of Virginia has not been traded, but the new Nationals Park in Washington will help this and future stars. The national park was more appropriate age for a football field (it was). ETA is waiting for the new park home run to show a bump for all the national players from last year.
7. Milton Bradley (Texas) – Bradley played in two Parks pitchers last season, Oakland and San Diego, where he appeared 13 homers in just 209 AB. Bradley should have more opportunities with the Rangers this year and be in a key RBI, the hole 5 in the Texas lineup.
8. Geoff Jenkins (Philadelphia) – The left-handed hitting Jenkins was a van outside Brewers' season. He has reached 212 homers in the seasons of ten years. He will platoon in right field with the right handed hitting Jayson Werth, that was a big part of the Phillies late season increase last year.
9. Austin Kearns (Washington) – At 03.06, 245, Kearns is built for power. Played in 161 games last year and 16 homers. Kearns will love the new Nationals Park.
10. Lastings Milledge was (Washington) – Milledge is a good player that is going around to have their chance in center field with the Nationals after being acquired from the Mets along with Paul LoDuca. Elijah Dukes, acquired from the Rays, can push Milledge for a while playing, but Milledge should have the edge.
As is its plans anlyzing fantasy baseball draft, make sure to statistics contained the top ten hitters. They all have strong years in 2008 based on more hitter-friendly ballparks.
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