Cincinnati Weather at Great American Ballpark
 | Click on the banner to the left to find out if the latest Cincinnati weather forecast will affect the baseball score. Or learn how you should dress for today’s game at the Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati. The $290 million Great American Ballpark replaced Riverfront Stadium in 2003, giving the hometown Reds a modern, baseball-only facility. The asymmetrical structure is tucked beside the Ohio River with fans strategically placed as close to the field as possible. It features the third-largest scoreboard in the major leagues. The ballpark’s lawn consists of custom-grown Kentucky bluegrass sod inside a synthetic plastic micromesh carpet. | The Great American Ballpark’s small dimensions (328/379/404/370/325 left to right corner), a wind tunnel from home plate to centerfield, and a narrow foul territory contribute to its reputation as a hitter’s park. Unless there is a strong wind directed towards home plate, fans expect to see many “long” home runs. As a hitter’s ballpark, ESPN ranks the Great American Ballpark #8. However, in 2010, Cincinnati ranked #14 in total runs scored per game for both teams. How much does MLB weather affect baseball scores? Check out
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