Nick and Nick try to figure out why the Twins are so good at home and so poor on the road. We think of parks as effecting players the same way. If a park increases scoring, it does so for both teams. If it hurts offense, it does so for both teams. But the Twins go on the road, and their offense goes way down. Meanwhile, their pitchers allow many more runs. In 31 home games, they are outscoring the opposition 169-134. But in 34 away games, they're being outscored 168-135. With all the recent new construction in baseball, the Metrodome became an unusual park. Is it so unusual that the opposition can't adjust to it, while the Twins can't adjust away from it?