Mythbusters: Citi Field Kills Homeruns
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Inspired by everyone's "sky is falling about our defense/don't worry, we'll just hit our way out of...
Inspired by everyone's "sky is falling about our defense/don't worry, we'll just hit our way out of it offense" theories, I put together a chart showing our infields home runs hit when compared to errors scored. This was shorthanded to HERS (Homeruns per Error Scored). Last years team had a HERS of 1.6, so anything above that value would be an improvement, and anything under would be a disastrous experiment. In short, More Green numbers = Less Inge Playing Time
Josh Fields Remembers How to Hit Homers, Sox Romp Dodgers
Josh Fields went deep twice and was joined by 4 others to give the Sox their first 6-HR game since '04 as they rolled to an easy win over the Dodgers.
Quentin, Konerko, Dye Slug Sox Over Tigers
Gavin Floyd walks 7, Dewayne Wise separates a shoulder, Carlos Quentin jacks 2, and Paul Konerko and Jermaine Dye each hit homer number 300 as the White Sox climbed back above .500.
Hitter's Parks Versus Homerun Hitter's Parks
Do ballparks that allow more runs to score also allow more homeruns to be hit?
Citi Field: Where Homeruns Go To Die
Nobody knew what kind of playability to expect from the Mets' new home. Until now.
Texans: Swinging for the Fences
In the name of charity and goodwill, the Texans took time to visit the Astros at Minute Maid Park for a round of batting practice. In the now sixth annual Reliant Energy Home Run Derby, the Texans...
