Going for the monster park in Oakland to the tiny park in SF obviously wasn't going to bode well for Zito. Everyone in the world knew it. lol wat Oh come on it is barely 421 to right center with a 25 foot wall. :D Okay, the gaps are big but down the line its nothing. 339 in left and 309 in right? That's a hitters park. Between the San Francisco weather, high walls, and some parts of the park that are very deep it is definitely not a pitchers park. It also neutralizes left handed home run power quite a bit. It's Park Factor for runs is at 1.025, just slightly below Fenway (1.051) and Coors (1.040). Compare that to McAfee Coliseum in Oakland, which is at 0.849, he was definitely going into a much, much more hitter friendly environment. Is AT&T Park the biggest hitter friendly park in the league? Obviously not, but it's definitely hitter friendly. The past three years AT&T park has been under 1. I think it's neutral at best.