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Yanks Home/Road Splits Evening Out

  • Writer: Scott Ham
    Scott Ham
  • Sep 10, 2009
  • 1 min read

After the firestorm surrounding all of the home runs in the new Yankee Stadium, it looks like things might be starting to even out. The Yankees' pitching staff home/road splits:

Split

G

PA

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

BB

SO

SO/BB

BA

OBP

SLG

OPS

Home

281

2745

2434

306

605

101

9

89

259

565

2.18

.249

.325

.407

.732

Away

250

2690

2376

351

595

135

13

73

240

538

2.24

.250

.326

.410

.736

Not a heck of a lot of difference there. The hitters?

Split

G

PA

AB

R

H

2B

3B

HR

BB

SO


BA

OBP

SLG

OPS

Home

744

2706

2354

395

656

128

3

122

298

408


.279

.364

.491

.855

Away

781

2927

2588

414

737

158

15

97

288

476


.285

.359

.470

.829

Obviously, the Yankees have hit better at home than on the road, with 25 more home runs in 219 less plate appearances.  Given the pitching splits, though, it's hard to blame this discrepancy on the stadium.  The Yankees just have a strong lineup that takes advantage of right field.

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