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MLB Home Run Haven: Ranking the Stadiums Where Dingers Fly High

Sammy Jacobs

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5. Angels Stadium, Los Angeles Angels
Two of the best players in Major League Baseball have called Angels Stadium home for the last few years: Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani. According to Baseball Savant, Angels Stadium surrendered an average of 112 homers a season the last three years. Ohtani is now a Dodger, and the Angels did not replace his power, so this park may not be the home run heaven it has been.

Los Angeles Angels Season Wins: 72.5
1. Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati Reds
According to Baseball Savant, the home of the Cincinnati Reds leads the majors in home runs surrendered with a rolling three-year average of 131 home runs hit per year. Since its opening in 2003, the stadium has been known as very hitter-friendly. With Elly De La Cruz playing a whole year and the rest of the young Reds lineup ready to roll, expect the Great American Ballpark to continue to top this list in 2024.

Cincinnati Reds Regular Season Wins: 82.5
2. Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger Stadium is a distant second, averaging 122 home runs allowed in Baseball Savant’s rolling three-year average. The Dodgers have always had the power to knock it out of the park and the pitching to keep opponents from doing so. Dodger Stadium will be a launching pad for Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts this season.

Los Angeles Dodgers Regular Season Wins: 103.5
3. Yankee Stadium, New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium is known for the ‘short porch’ in right field where pop flies become home runs. Yankee Stadium allowed 116 home runs a season in the rolling three-year average. In 2024, the Yankees added lefty slugger Juan Soto and got back a healthy Anthony Rizzo to shoot for the stands in right. Having righties Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton could also push Yankee Stadium to the top.

New York Yankees Regular Season Wins: 91.5
4. Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia Phillies
Citizens Bank Park has been known as a bandbox since it opened, and some great sluggers have called the place home. Over the last three seasons, the Phillies' home has allowed an average of 113 home runs per season. With Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber leading the bomb squad in Philly, this park should be near the top of the list in 2024.

Philadelphia Phillies Regular Season Wins: 89.5
5. Angels Stadium, Los Angeles Angels
Two of the best players in Major League Baseball have called Angels Stadium home for the last few years: Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani. According to Baseball Savant, Angels Stadium surrendered an average of 112 homers a season the last three years. Ohtani is now a Dodger, and the Angels did not replace his power, so this park may not be the home run heaven it has been.

Los Angeles Angels Season Wins: 72.5
1. Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati Reds
According to Baseball Savant, the home of the Cincinnati Reds leads the majors in home runs surrendered with a rolling three-year average of 131 home runs hit per year. Since its opening in 2003, the stadium has been known as very hitter-friendly. With Elly De La Cruz playing a whole year and the rest of the young Reds lineup ready to roll, expect the Great American Ballpark to continue to top this list in 2024.

Cincinnati Reds Regular Season Wins: 82.5

MLB Home Run Haven: Ranking the Stadiums Where Dingers Fly High

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