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Sutter Health Park

OAK West Sacramento · home of the Sacramento Athletics

Bid stats cover 2015 onward.

Bid Graveyard

First hits come faster here than almost anywhere in baseball — bids die young.

Sutter Health Park, formerly Raley Field, is still waiting for its first no-hitter. Measured by how long the first hit takes to land, the park is one of the five parks where a no-hit bid dies soonest, No. 29 of 30: the first hit lands in inning 1.66 on average, earlier than the league's 1.77.

#29
bid-friendliness
of 30 active parks
1.66
avg first-hit inning
league 1.77
2
deep bids
since 2015
0
no-hitters
all-time
+0.1
home edge
innings to first hit
150
games tracked
since 2015
Sutter Health Park field layout — top-down outline of the outfield wall and infield, drawn at a common scale across park pages
LF 330′ · CF 403′ · RF 325′

First-hit profile

61% of first hits come in the 1st

When the first hit lands at this park; dashed line is the league as a whole. The later the hits arrive, the friendlier the park is to a no-hit bid.

The home ballpark edge

home vs visiting pitchers

How the first hit falls for home pitchers versus visiting teams at this park. (In neutral-site games, MLB’s designated home team counts as the home side.)

Home pitchers

Avg first-hit inning1.69
Deep bids1
Deepest hitless6

Visiting pitchers

Avg first-hit inning1.63
Deep bids1
Deepest hitless7

League-wide, home teams hold off the first hit until inning 1.81 on average, and visitors only until 1.73. A single park’s split says as much about its home club’s pitching as about the park itself, and the sample is small.

Deepest bids at this park

since 2015
PitcherSideDateOpponentHitless
Eury Pérez + bullpen MIA 2026-07-05 ↗ OAK through the 7th
J.T. Ginn OAK 2026-07-18 ↗ WSH through the 6th

No-hitters thrown at this ballpark

No no-hitter has ever been thrown here.

Season by season

Bids that reached the 6th hitless at this park, year by year. Gold years finished a no-hitter.