 The changes were studied and enacted after Marlins players complained to president David Samson that their long balls were not resulting in as many doubles or home runs as in other parks.Since 2012, the park has logged the second fewest home runs of all Major League ballparks, behind San Francisco's Oracle Park.The renovation, engineered by the Populous architectural firm that designed the original park, eliminated the "Bermuda Triangle" in center field and reduced the length from home plate to the center field wall from to .