Just a thought here.
While ground-rule doubles will become the norm at All Pro Freight Stadium this season because of the springboard field, pitchers will love the park.
The huge trees that sit about 20 feet off the right-field foul pole (still don't understand why they don't call it a fair pole) and jet out to center field help pitchers. Any wind that might help a hitter is negated by the monsters behind the fence.
If you're going to hit one out, it's going to have to come like Vinnie Scarduzio's shot on Wednesday. The Windy City right fielder sent a screamer that drilled the scoreboard in right-center field about 30 feet up.
It's only two games, but there's been a ton of bombs hit that stayed in the yard.
Only time will tell if the theory is wrong.