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Truist Park Park Factors

Home run, runs, wOBA and hard hit park factors for Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves, split by batter handedness. Index 100 is league average.

Atlanta Braves Open air Elevation 1,050 ft

This is the reference version. For today's weather, wind direction and confirmed lineups at this ballpark, open the live Truist Park page.

SeasonBatter sideHRRunswOBAHitsHard hitPA
2026 Right-handed 101 102 101 104 99 7355
2026 Left-handed 110 102 101 105 100 7925
2025 Right-handed 97 98 99 99 102 9685
2025 Left-handed 114 104 102 104 99 8207
2024 Right-handed 88 100 100 103 103 10855
2024 Left-handed 88 92 96 98 96 6535

Index 100 is league average. Above 100 favours the hitter, below 100 favours the pitcher. Seasons with fewer than 1,000 plate appearances are excluded. Data through 2026-09-08.

How Truist Park plays

Against right-handed hitters Truist Park is close to neutral for home runs, with a home run factor of 101 in 2026. Against left-handed hitters it is hitter friendly, at 110. At 1,050 feet, elevation gives the ball a small but real carry benefit.

As an open air ballpark, wind and temperature move the numbers above on any given night. The park factor is the long run baseline, not the forecast for today.

Reading these numbers

Each column is an index where 100 is the league average for that outcome. The home run column is the one that moves DFS and betting decisions most, because home runs are the highest variance scoring event and the one most sensitive to stadium shape. The hard hit column is useful as a check: if home runs are elevated but hard hit contact is not, the park is converting ordinary contact into home runs through its dimensions rather than through better hitting.

Read the row that matches which side of the plate the hitter stands on. A single blended number hides the handedness split, which at an asymmetric park is usually the part that matters.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Truist Park a hitters park?

Against right-handed hitters Truist Park is close to neutral for home runs, with a home run factor of 101. Against left-handed hitters it is hitter friendly, at 110. Index 100 is league average.

What is the Truist Park home run park factor?

101 against right-handed hitters and 110 against left-handed hitters, for the 2026 season. Above 100 means more home runs than an average park.

Does Truist Park have a roof?

No. Truist Park is an open air ballpark, so wind and temperature affect how it plays on any given night.

How high above sea level is Truist Park?

About 1,050 feet. At 1,050 feet, elevation gives the ball a small but real carry benefit.