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American Family Field Park Factors

Milwaukee BrewersRetractable Roof635 ft elevation

Is American Family Field hitter friendly?

American Family Field is roughly neutral. The home run park factor is 92 for left-handed hitters and 104 for right-handed hitters, with 100 as the league average. A number above 105 means the park boosts home runs for that handedness, while a number below 95 means it suppresses them. The runs factor is 100 for left-handed hitters and 96 for right-handed hitters. The numbers sit close to the league average, so the park plays roughly neutral for offense. It is the home of the Milwaukee Brewers.

How does American Family Field affect home runs?

The home run park factor at American Family Field is 92 for left-handed hitters and 104 for right-handed hitters. The index is set to 100 as the league average, so anything above 100 means more home runs than a neutral park and anything below 100 means fewer. At 635 feet elevation, the air density is slightly reduced, which can add a small amount of carry to well hit balls. The retractable roof reduces weather effects when closed, but wind can still influence play when it is open. The handedness split matters because outfields are asymmetric: a park can boost left-handed power while suppressing right-handed power, or vice versa.

Does weather matter at American Family Field?

American Family Field has a retractable roof, so weather does not affect games played with the roof closed. When the roof is open, wind and temperature can still influence fly ball carry and home run distance. No game is scheduled today, so no live weather impact is shown. Check the weather section above for the full breakdown.

How do I use American Family Field park factors in DFS?

Use the park factor index to adjust your DraftKings and FanDuel projections for hitters playing at American Family Field. A home run factor above 100 means you can bump up home run projections for hitters in the lineup, especially for the handedness with the higher number. A factor below 100 means you should lower expectations for home runs and focus on hitters who get on base through other means. With the roof closed, weather is not a factor and you can rely on the park factor alone. When the park and weather both favor offense, stack hitters from the team with the better matchup. When they suppress offense, consider the pitcher and look for value elsewhere. The park factor is one input among many, alongside the starting pitcher, the lineup quality and the individual matchup, so use it as part of the full picture rather than on its own.

Park Factors

Index 100 = league average. >105 favors hitters, <95 favors pitchers.

vs LHH

SeasonPAHRRunsHits1B2B3BwOBAxwOBAxBACONHardHitKBB
20269,3119210096979980100101102102113116
20257,9708592951018111396969889114108
20247,49710992969876150961001019611299

vs RHH

SeasonPAHRRunsHits1B2B3BwOBAxwOBAxBACONHardHitKBB
20269,223104969810189329810010098108104
202510,53010810095911056210096969699106
202410,478112929292807096100100100114104

Today's Weather

No game scheduled today at this park.