Turner Field
ATL Atlanta · formerly home of the Atlanta Braves · 2015–2016
Bid stats cover 2015 onward.
Neutral Ground
Hits arrive on the league's schedule here — this park picks no favorites.
Turner Field has seen three no-hitters, including a perfect game. The most recent was a combined no-hitter by Cole Hamels and three relievers for the Phillies against the Braves on September 1, 2014.
First-hit profile
56% of first hits come in the 1stWhen 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 pitchersHow 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
Visiting pitchers
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| Pitcher | Side | Date | Opponent | Hitless |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shelby Miller | ATL | 2015-08-16 ↗ | AZ | through the 7th |
| Jon Lester | CHC | 2015-07-18 ↗ | ATL | through the 7th |
| Julio Teheran | ATL | 2015-09-20 ↗ | PHI | through the 6th |
No-hitters thrown at this ballpark
3 all-timeRandy Johnson throws a perfect game against the Braves.
17th perfect game in MLB history; Johnson was 40 years old.
Ubaldo Jiménez no-hits the Braves.
Cole Hamels and three relievers combine to no-hit the Braves.
Season by season
Bids that reached the 6th hitless at this park, year by year. Gold years finished a no-hitter.