Could The Tigers Hit 200 HRs If They Played In Camden Yards?

They just said so on the TBS broadcast. Here are the road HR totals for all AL teams this year

Baltimore	104
LA Angels	82
Chicago Sox	81
Detroit	79
Toronto	79
Boston	74
Houston	73
Oakland	72
Cleveland	70
Tampa Bay	66
Seattle	63
Minnesota	61
Texas	60
NY Yankees	59
Kansas City	52

So the Tigers would have to hit 121 HRs in Camden. Here are the home HR totals for all AL teams this year

Baltimore	107
Toronto	98
Houston	90
NY Yankees	88
Detroit	76
Chicago Sox	74
Oakland	74
LA Angels	73
Seattle	73
Cleveland	72
Minnesota	67
Texas	51
Tampa Bay	51
Boston	49
Kansas City	43

So the Orioles out homered the Tigers in road games 104-79. So why would the Tigers out homer the Orioles 121-107 in Camden? They probably would not.

Also, over the 2011-13 seasons, Balt has had a 122 park index for HRs while Detroit has had 99 (just about average). So Balt allows about  22% HRs than average. But that is only half the games. So we could increase the Tigers HR total this year (155) by 11% and we would get 17 more HRs or 172. Far short of 200