Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Trying to Explain the Right Field "Wind Tunnel"
I am no physicist. I couldn't tell you why there were 20 home runs hit in just four games at the stadium thus far with 14 of them hit to right field. Could it be that there is a wind tunnel phenomenon taking place in right field due to the open concourses and the shape of the upper deck? It has been a hot topic for the last couple of days and everyone seems to have their own interesting opinions on it.
-Accu-Weather.com has an interesting take on the possible wind tunnel effect taking place.
-ESPN's Buster Olney is convinced there is a problem that needs to be addressed immediately.
-CNBC's Darren Rovell think the home run boost could be extremely marketable for the Yanks.
While some of the homers hit looked like certain pop outs off the bat (Asdrubal Cabrera's grand slam off Anthony Clagget and Mark Teixeira's home run off Fausto Carmona come to mind), I would like to hold my judgement until we see this home run boom continue over a span of 20-30 games rather than just looking at 4.
-Favad Ali
Labels:
Wind Tunnel,
Yankee Stadium,
Yankees
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