July 12, 2006

Major League Baseball attendance statistics through Sunday:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

HOME GAMES ROAD GAMES
Dates Total Avg. Dates Total Avg.

ANGELS 42 /1,750,441 /41,677 46 /1,198,096 /26,046

Baltimore 45 /1,167,282 /25,940 45 /1,394,618 /30,992

Boston 37 /1,340,563 /36,231 49 /1,715,289 /35,006

Chicago 47 /1,676,841 /35,677 41 /1,089,870 /26,582

Cleveland 46 /1,175,880 /25,563 41 /1,263,118 /30,808

Detroit 40 /1,104,203 /27,605 48 /1,315,115 /27,398

Kansas City 42 /740,593 /17,633 45 /1,390,535 /30,901

Minnesota 40 /1,017,056 /25,426 46 /1,245,798 /27,083

New York 43 /2,203,305 /51,240 43 /1,652,514 /38,431

Oakland 46 /1,036,258 /22,527 42 /1,385,206 /32,981

Seattle 48 /1,355,743 /28,245 41 /1,183,729 /28,871

Tampa Bay 42 /734,821 /17,496 47 /1,184,780 /25,208

Texas 50 /1,446,098 /28,922 38 /1,147,601 /30,200
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Toronto 46 /1,186,106 /25,785 42 /1,078,616 /25,681


AL Totals (614) /17,935,190 /29,210 (614) /18,244,885 /29,715


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NATIONAL LEAGUE

HOME GAMES ROAD GAMES
Dates Total Avg. Dates Total Avg.

DODGERS 46 /2,084,235 /45,309 41 /1,296,809 /31,629

Arizona 42 /1,005,053 /23,930 46 /1,398,916 /30,411

Atlanta 44 /1,454,572 /33,058 45 /1,403,306 /31,185

Chicago 39 /1,550,500 /39,756 49 /1,672,416 /34,131

Cincinnati 42 /1,096,876 /26,116 47 /1,538,068 /32,725

Colorado 44 /1,158,142 /26,321 43 /1,318,940 /30,673

Florida 38 /474,163 /12,478 47 /1,393,271 /29,644

Houston 50 /1,816,486 /36,330 39 /1,236,953 /31,717

Milwaukee 49 /1,353,564 /27,624 41 /1,279,453 /31,206

New York 43 /1,808,070 /42,048 44 /1,549,667 /35,220

Philadelphia 46 /1,544,742 /33,581 40 /1,148,547 28,714

Pittsburgh 44 /997,367 /22,667 46 /1,451,258 /31,549

St. Louis 43 /1,817,461 /42,267 44 /1,425,402 /32,396

San Diego 47 /1,493,985 /31,787 41 /1,151,592 /28,088

San Francisco 43 /1,652,797 /38,437 45 /1,547,884 /34,397

Washington 44 /1,166,245 /26,506 46 /1,352,081 /29,393


NL Totals (704) /22,474,258 /31,924 (704) /22,164,563 /31,484


MLB Totals (1,318) /40,409,448 /30,660 /(1,318) /40,409,448 /30,660


Source: Associated Press

Is this matters?

Wait...am I still inside of Obner? *checking sign over door*

YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSS!

this is ridicules

I wasn't at any of those games, so no.

So what you're saying is that, even as World Champions, the White Sox still can't outdraw the Cubs... at home OR on the road.

This is an even stupider point than whatever the point was of this thread.

Stupider.
Without a doubt.

look at all that red sox love in the smallest park in the league

Kansas City draws 30,000 on the road? Really?

People like seeing the home team win. A Royals visit makes that highly probable.

It would be impossible for the White Sox to outdraw the Cubs, seeing as how US Cellular now has less seats than Wrigley.

I thought it was larger, but thanks for setting me straight.

Still, outdrawn on THE ROAD, too?
Very odd.

White Sox have gone to places like KC and TB as part of their road schedule already, and have not gone to NYY (where they go tonight) yet. After NYY, that number will go WAY WAY up.