Hello and welcome to the Approach Angle podcast, a Pitcherless podcast dedicated to teaching you all things baseball analytics.

I'm your host, joined as always by Director of Analytics, Kyle Bland.

Today's episode is going to be on Park Factors, and we have a special guest today on to talk about it.

Sarah, how's it going?

And can you give listeners a quick introduction?

It's going great. Just the fact that Chicago

traffic is not really cooperating with me, so I'm running a little bit. I have written about

mostly at Cubby Blue, but I've done quite a bit of fantasy baseball work at Baseball HQ,

a little bit at pitcher listser List, where I used to

podcast, we've done some work, some baseball perspectives as well. So kind of all over the place,

but certainly at Lead Cubby Blue and Baseball HQ. I'm really excited to talk about one of my

favorite topics with y'all today. Yeah, I mean, a lot of good publications that you

find her just about anywhere.

And Kyle, how is it going for you?

Yeah, things are great out here.

It's been a great park factor day in the 70s, nice and sunny, calm wind.

So definitely park adjusting my outdoor time.

Oh, that's good.

You league adjusted your week last episode.

But today, as I said, we were going to be going through park factors. Over the last couple episodes, we've really talked about context over and over and over. And we thought it'd be a great

idea to get into what some of that context is and park factors are arguably, you know, one of the biggest.

And I know a lot of the park factor conversations that we have in the fantasy space almost immediately become a course field discussion or, you know, a Seattle discussion, you know, really on the on the extremes.

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