I understand that too, but most of the time hitting in Denver involves with more home runs than say batting average. It's hard to win a batting title no matter where you play and he unfairly got that label. Just like Nolan Arenado catches hell about his home run totals even though he hits more on the road than he does at home.
I hear that. Same with the Yankees because of their dimensions. I've suggested having the fence be the same length at every ballpark, to make it more uniform and fair, but that was shot down by others. Baseball is the only sport where the size of the playing field changes from park to park. Think about it, football, basketball, hockey, they're all the same. Baseball is the only sport where the size of the field changes from city to city.
