Sean Zerillo

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · Sharp or Square - MLB BETTING UPDATE with Sean Zerillo · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

And I've pulled several examples where, uh,

balls were hit, same batted ball trajectory, exit velocity, distance, path on the field, same weather in those games.

And some balls from April, May in the same temperatures as they were in June were flying 40 feet further, 45 feet further.

in June.

And, you know, there is some things that you have to quantify for like backspin versus front spin.

Uh, there's things that you don't necessarily show up immediately in the stack ass data that could slightly affect that, but it's been too dramatic in terms of the impact.

And again, just reverting to the indoor parks thing in the dome stadiums, um,

The Ranger Stadium in particular, Globe Life Park, had become, over the past couple of years, the most pitcher-friendly environment in baseball.

It had gone from being a hitter-friendly park when they won the World Series all the way back to on the level of T-Mobile Park in Seattle.

The run-scoring environment in Texas for the past two years had basically been 15% below the Major League average.

Right around that time that I pointed out, that May 25th time,

Texas started seeing a huge increase in fly ball distance, the unders, which had hit there at like a 65% clip, not kidding.

It had been like 65% for two years because the park factor keeps fluctuating so dramatically there that the market has not been able to catch up to how low it got there.

And unders were just hitting at a ridiculous clip.

Every total was like a run too high.

Now it's come back and it's become an over park very aggressively over

over the past six weeks.

It's been one of the best over parks in baseball because either the baseballs are different or they turned off the humidor there or a combination of both.

And that is the other point I didn't emphasize earlier.

I think there is a possibility based on the fact that I'm seeing different data and different ball flight data from different parks

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