So I'm trying to look at Ben's stats. I see a few trends, but nothing major. I know the PCL is a very offensive league. Ben's 4.72 ERA is only 18th. His numbers compare very similarly to the highly touted Adam Wainwright. His home ERA is 5.50, whip 1.47, and GO:FO 1.56, allowing 10 homers His road ERA is 3.71, whip is 1.40, and GO:FO is 1.92, allowing 5 homers. Is Nashville an offensive park? I thought they were all the western parks like Tucson, Colorado Springs, Sacramento, Fresno, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Oklahoma, etc. It would figure that he'd have similar GO:FO in both splits, but what could explain the difference? Is the Nashville infield hard as a rock? Sure the team has made a ton of errors in the IF (58, not counting Weeks and Fielder, whom I can't find). And we all know that if there's 10 bad bounces, a fair share will be hits while the rest are errors. IE, by not "punishing" the fielder for a bad bounce, we punish the pitcher. So those in Nashville, is the infield difficult to play on? Are there lots of tough bounces? I ask, because a sinkerballer named Brandon Webb carried horrible AAA stats, in part because the bounces were so bad in Tucson that if a routine ball gets by/over someone, how can you punish the fielder? The result skews the pitcher's hits and runs stats, and it leads to longer innings, likely resulting in more homers, more true hits, and more walks.