MLB Park Factors 2026: Hitter, Pitcher & Home Run Rankings

MLB park factors measure how each ballpark affects offense compared with a league-average stadium. A park factor of 100 represents league average, while a number above 100 indicates the park increases that particular outcome and a number below 100 indicates it suppresses it.

The CLEATZ MLB Park Factors rankings compare all 30 MLB ballparks using overall park factor, home run factor, wOBA on contact, expected wOBA on contact, hard-hit rate, strikeouts, and walks. Use the sortable table below to identify the most hitter-friendly and pitcher-friendly MLB stadiums and see which parks provide the biggest boost, or penalty, for home runs.

Park factors can be particularly useful when evaluating MLB home run props, pitcher strikeout props and daily MLB matchups, but weather, starting pitchers and lineups should always be considered alongside the venue.

MLB Park Factors

Home run park factor and overall offense for every venue Statcast reports, with the 2024-2026 baseline set beside the 2026 season on its own. 100 is league average.

29 parks

		Park factor		Home runs			Contact & plate profile (2024-2026)
#	Team & park
1	Dodgers UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium	102	98	124	110	-14	102	102	102	102	102
2	Yankees Yankee Stadium	102	104	118	121	+3	101	103	105	104	114
3	Phillies Citizens Bank Park	104	104	114	108	-6	105	99	99	104	95
4	Astros Daikin Park	100	96	113	112	-1	103	98	98	107	101
5	Reds Great American Ball Park	102	98	113	105	-8	102	100	97	104	110
6	Orioles Oriole Park at Camden Yards	104	96	109	104	-5	103	102	104	100	95
7	Rockies Coors Field	125	117	108	105	-3	112	101	101	90	96
8	Cubs Wrigley Field	96	106	106	117	+11	97	99	100	101	102
9	Blue Jays Rogers Centre	102	98	105	95	-10	100	100	99	98	100
10	Nationals Nationals Park	104	112	105	124	+19	101	102	102	94	100
11	Padres Petco Park	94	92	105	94	-11	97	101	99	101	103
12	Rays Tropicana Field	94	96	105	111	+6	98	99	93	103	91
13	Brewers American Family Field	96	96	103	100	-3	100	99	97	110	106
14	Mets Citi Field	96	94	101	94	-7	98	101	101	103	107
15	Tigers Comerica Park	100	94	101	94	-7	99	98	98	98	99
16	Angels Angel Stadium	98	83	100	70	-30	100	99	99	106	99
17	Braves Truist Park	100	100	100	105	+5	101	101	100	102	97
18	Mariners T-Mobile Park	85	88	98	104	+6	95	100	98	116	96
19	White Sox Rate Field	98	100	98	103	+5	98	99	99	99	103
20	Twins Target Field	106	98	94	84	-10	102	101	101	97	98
21	D-backs Chase Field	106	100	93	95	+2	101	101	102	90	99
22	Guardians Progressive Field	98	98	93	86	-7	100	99	97	105	100
23	Rangers Globe Life Field	88	92	93	99	+6	93	98	100	101	94
24	Royals Kauffman Stadium	104	114	89	105	+16	99	102	104	88	100
25	Marlins loanDepot park	100	96	87	80	-7	98	100	101	96	101
26	Red Sox Fenway Park	106	104	87	86	-1	103	99	99	97	98
27	Pirates PNC Park	102	108	83	91	+8	101	101	101	99	99
28	Giants Oracle Park	94	90	79	79	0	96	97	97	96	95
29	Cardinals Busch Stadium	94	94	76	70	-6	94	99	102	91	94

115+ 104–114 97–103 86–96 85 and below

Shift compares the 2026 home run factor against the 2024-2026 baseline — a large positive shift is a park playing differently this season than its history suggests. Every team name, park name and figure comes from the Statcast park factors feed. Updated Oct 9, 12:51 pm MDT.

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