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Ballparks

All 30 active parks, ranked by how long the first hit takes to land. The later it arrives, the friendlier the park is to a no-hit bid. Since 2015.

# Park Home Avg first-hit inning Deep bids/100 No-hitters since 2015
1 T-Mobile Park SEA 1.89 2.6 3
2 Daikin Park HOU 1.85 2.2 4
3 Globe Life Field TEX 1.84 2.0 3
4 Tropicana Field TB 1.83 2.4 0
5 Rogers Centre TOR 1.83 1.6 2
6 Citi Field NYM 1.82 1.6 3
7 Yankee Stadium NYY 1.81 1.7 1
8 American Family Field MIL 1.80 2.7 1
9 Rate Field CWS 1.80 1.6 2
10 Petco Park SD 1.80 1.6 0
11 Dodger Stadium LAD 1.80 1.4 2
12 Wrigley Field CHC 1.79 2.1 2
13 Oracle Park SF 1.78 1.8 0
14 Angel Stadium LAA 1.78 1.6 2
15 Great American Ball Park CIN 1.77 1.3 2
16 Target Field MIN 1.77 1.3 0
17 Comerica Park DET 1.76 1.5 1
18 loanDepot park MIA 1.76 1.3 1
19 Progressive Field CLE 1.75 1.6 2
20 Busch Stadium STL 1.75 1.5 0
21 Citizens Bank Park PHI 1.75 1.5 2
22 PNC Park PIT 1.74 1.2 0
23 Oriole Park at Camden Yards BAL 1.73 1.8 0
24 Chase Field AZ 1.73 1.7 1
25 Truist Park ATL 1.73 1.4 0
26 Kauffman Stadium KC 1.72 1.2 0
27 Nationals Park WSH 1.70 1.1 2
28 Fenway Park BOS 1.68 1.2 0
29 Sutter Health Park ATH 1.65 1.3 0
30 Coors Field COL 1.59 0.8 0

League-wide, the first hit lands in inning 1.77 on average, with 1.6 deep bids per 100 games (a deep bid is a no-hit bid still alive after six innings). Gold rows are the five friendliest parks to a bid; red rows are the five where bids die fastest. A bid that never gives up a hit has no first hit to average, so the averages leave it out. Each bar shows where the park sits between the quickest first hit and the slowest.

Former parks

Parks that have since closed or lost their club. Their ledgers stay on the books.

Special venues

Neutral sites, borrowed homes, and one-off stages beyond the 30 regular parks.

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