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Turner Field

ATL Atlanta · former home of the Braves

Bid stats cover the 2015 to 2016 seasons.

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.

1.74
avg first-hit inning
league 1.77
3
deep bids
since 2015
3
no-hitters
all-time
even
home vs visitors
innings to first hit
161
games tracked
since 2015
Turner Field field layout: a top-down outline of the outfield wall and infield, drawn to the same scale as every other park on the site
LF 335′ · CF 400′ · RF 330′

First-hit profile

56% 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 and for visiting pitchers at this park.

Home pitchers

Avg first-hit inning1.72
Deep bids2
Most hitless innings7

Visiting pitchers

Avg first-hit inning1.76
Deep bids1
Most hitless innings7

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 also carries its home club’s pitching and plain sampling noise.

Deepest bids at this park

since 2015
PitcherTeamDateOpponentHitless
Shelby Miller ATL Aug 16, 2015 ↗ AZ through the 7th
Jon Lester CHC Jul 18, 2015 ↗ ATL through the 7th
Julio Teheran ATL Sep 20, 2015 ↗ PHI through the 6th

No-hitters thrown at this ballpark

3 all-time

2004 · AZ over ATL

Randy Johnson throws a perfect game against the Braves.

The 17th perfect game in MLB history; Johnson was 40 years old.

2010 · COL over ATL

Ubaldo Jiménez no-hits the Braves.

2014 · PHI over ATL

Cole Hamels and three relievers combine to no-hit the Braves.

Season by season

Bids that stayed hitless through the 6th at this park, year by year. A gold bar marks a year when one of them became a no-hitter.