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Ballpark studies
 
 
Ballparks are often treated as if they are to be measured only subjectively. Here, I try to put some numbers with the stadia. They do, after all, make a big difference in how we watch the game and how it is played.
   Ballpark factors shouldn't change substantially from year to year. Here they don't.
 
   Thought it was the size of the field? Guess again.
 
   Inflation can make for alarmist numbers, but still retro costs most.
 
   A few surprising revelations about the new breed of ballparks.
 
   How has it changed over the years, and which years showed the most variation
 
   Of course prices have gone up, but by just how much? About 160% since 1970 if adjusted for inflation, it turns out.
 
   What would baseball be without hot dogs and peanuts?
 
 
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