MLB ballpark

Sutter Health Park

Home of the Oakland Athletics.

How it plays

A hitter’s park: about 30% more runs than an average big-league park.

Based on a single season so far — an early read.

The facts

Team: Oakland Athletics
Location: Sacramento, California
Opened: 2000
Capacity: 13,416
Elevation: 24 ft
Surface: Grass
Roof: Open air
Architect: HNTB

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Field dimensions

Left-field line: 330 ft
Left-center: 380 ft
Center field: 403 ft
Right-center: 380 ft
Right-field line: 325 ft

Fence distances from home plate, in feet. A schematic, not to survey.

How it really plays

About 33% more home runs than average.
A well-hit ball carries about 4 ft farther than average, mostly because of the conditions.

All hitters

Runs: +30%
Home runs: +33%
Hits: +12%
Doubles: +15%
Triples: −29%
Strikeouts: −9%
Walks: +12%

Left-handed hitters

Runs: +21%
Home runs: +33%
Hits: +5%
Doubles: +9%
Triples: −20%
Strikeouts: −5%
Walks: +15%

Right-handed hitters

Runs: +35%
Home runs: +33%
Hits: +17%
Doubles: +20%
Triples: −42%
Strikeouts: −13%
Walks: +8%

Real MLB games, 2026, from Baseball Savant’s Statcast park factors, compared with an average park. This is how the real park plays, not The Show’s ball physics.

In MLB The Show

Appears in

MLB 26
MLB 25

Oakland Athletics real-life roster Athletics cards in MLB 26

Sources: MLB Stats API, Wikidata, Baseball Savant. Park factors are real MLB games, not The Show.

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