Rogers Centre dimensions

Outfield wall distances at Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays: 328 ft at its shortest and 400 ft at its deepest. 98% of the recent tracked sample is estimated to clear the fence here.

Tracked sample: 98 home runs, September 26, 2026–October 1, 2026. Coverage may be incomplete; these are not official season totals.

Distance-only estimate. We compare projected distance with each park’s fence at the same spray angle. Wall height, trajectory and weather are not modelled. These comparisons are not official park factors. How Donged works.

  • 328 ftShortest porch
  • 400 ftDeepest wall
  • 98%Estimated to clear, recent sample
  • 3Tracked HRs hit here

How Rogers Centre compares

In this recent tracked sample, 98% of home runs are estimated to clear Rogers Centre’s fence, compared with 97% averaged across the 30 parks. This comparison uses the same batted balls at each park and does not measure the chance of hitting a home run here.

About Rogers Centre

Home of the Toronto Blue Jays since 1989. Retractable roof with a hotel overlooking centre field. Plays livelier with the roof closed, when the dome traps warmer air.

Outfield wall by spray angle

DirectionSpray angleWall distance
Left-field line-45°328 ft
Left field-30°360 ft
Left-centre-15°375 ft
Centre field0°400 ft
Right-centre+15°375 ft
Right field+30°360 ft
Right-field line+45°328 ft

Rogers Centre FAQ

How does Rogers Centre compare on projected home-run distance?

98% of the recent tracked sample is estimated to clear Rogers Centre's fence, versus 97% averaged across 30 parks. This compares projected distance at the same spray angle; wall height, trajectory and weather are not modelled. It is not an official park factor or a measure of home-run probability.

What are the outfield wall distances at Rogers Centre?

The wall at Rogers Centre is 328 ft at its shortest, 400 ft to straightaway centre, and 400 ft at its deepest point.

What makes Rogers Centre unique?

Retractable roof with a hotel overlooking centre field. Opened in 1989.

Home runs hit at Rogers Centre