College Baseball: Yes, the Parks Were to Blame for the Offensive
Collapses in the Postseason   Everyone keeps looking at the
baseballs and the bats as the reasons that offense collapsed in
the SEC tournament and the College World Series this year. But
they're looking in the wrong place  When the run totals looked
sluggish at the SEC baseball tournament and, later, at the NCAA
baseball tournament, there was no shortage of proposed
solutions. Change the bats. Change the balls, went an idea
proposed by reliable analyst Kyle Peterson, one of the few media
personalities that pays attention to college baseball all year
long.  Or, said some with a more narrow view of the problem,
bring in the fences.  On the face of it, the idea of bringing in
the fences seems a little absurd. Of all the overhauls you could
propose, that one somehow smacks the most of changing the
settings of baseball almost like you would bump up the power
factor in a video game. Where changing the BBCOR bats or the
specially-made balls has the ele