How do you mitigate home park bias? How do you compare players who play in extreme ballparks (Coors, Petco, Arlington)?
The fact remains that Infante's and Kinsler's Away stats, both career and 2011-2013, are the same. How does that make me wrong? Those are the player's stats, not mine.
What was predictable? Do tell so I can be educated as to what to look for in the future. I have studied statistics for over 40 years and am willing to gain any insight you might have to what precluded Infante's falloff.
Granderson played for the Yankees from 2010-2013.
TOTAL 122 wRC+ .245 BAVG .335 OBP .495 SLG .830 OPS
HOME 129 wRC+ .254 BAVG .342 OBP .523 SLG .865 OPS
AWAY 116 wRC+ .236 BAVG .328 OBP .468 SLG .796 OPS
I suppose you think this proves your point? Yet, most MLB players have better Home stats than Away stats.
All MLB OFers from 2011-2013
HOME 108 wRC+ .267 BAVG .335 OBP .429 SLG .764 OPS
AWAY 99 wRC+ .256 BAVG .321 OBP .408 SLG .729 OPS
So how exactly did Granderson benefit from playing in Yankee stadium? Especially considering he was well above the average MLB OF Away during that time-frame.