Which MLB Ballpark is Best for Home Runs?

Planes fly over Uniqlo Field before an opening-day baseball game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Arizona Diamondbacks Thursday, March 26, 2026, in Los Angeles.
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Dodger Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers, remains the best MLB ballpark for home runs.

Baseball Savant’s Home Run Park Factor helps quantify which MLB ballparks are the best for long balls. The Dodgers lead the way with a Home Run Park Factor of 124 between 2024 and 2026, meaning the park is 24% more homer-friendly than the league average.

Because conditions and ballpark dimensions keep changing across all 30 teams, it’s important to use up-to-date information and metrics when assessing MLB odds at the BetMGM online sportsbook.

Ranking the Best MLB Ballparks for Home Runs

MLB BallparkTeamHR Park Factor
Dodger StadiumDodgers124
Yankee StadiumYankees118
Citizens Bank ParkPhillies114
Great American Ball ParkReds113
Daikin ParkAstros113
Oriole Park at Camden YardsOrioles109
Coors FieldRockies108
Wrigley FieldCubs106
Nationals ParkNationals105
Rogers CentreBlue Jays105

Best MLB Ballpark for Left-Handed Home Runs

The Philadelphia Phillies’ Citizens Bank Park is the best MLB stadium for left-handed hitters to hit a home run. According to Baseball Savant, the venue has a Home Run Park Factor of 126 for lefties over the past three seasons.

Best MLB Ballpark for Right-Handed Home Runs

Dodger Stadium is the best MLB stadium for right-handed hitters to hit a home run. That venue has a Home Run Park factor of 130 for righties over the last three years.

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Shane Thurston is a Web Content Writer for BetMGM, covering MLB and NBA. After graduating from the University of Kansas, his previous stops include MLB.com, Lawrence Journal-World, Manhattan Mercury, Bet Chicago Sports, WynnBET, and Sportsbook Review.

Shane Thurston is a Web Content Writer for BetMGM, covering MLB and NBA. After graduating from the University of Kansas, his previous stops include MLB.com, Lawrence Journal-World, Manhattan Mercury, Bet Chicago Sports, WynnBET, and Sportsbook Review.