It’ll be interesting to see, as there should be some countervailing forces at play. Minneapolis is one of the windiest cities in the country, with double-digit average wind speeds throughout the year. Given the directional setup of the stadium the prevailing summertime winds should generally be blowing out to right-center, so that should aid LH flyball hitters like Kubel & Morneau. Conversely, the move to an outdoor stadium will most certainly act as a depressant during the frozen tundra days of the season’s beginning and end, and even summertime average temperatures at night will likely be cooler than the Metrodome’s climate control. It should also be noted that the same 26-foot high walls will protect rightfield, while the rest of the OF fences will be a foot higher. If I had to guess I’d anticipate the temperature difference outweighing the wind patterns, resulting in a park that deflates homeruns similarly to the Metrodome, though we’ll obviously have to wait and see…