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BASEBALL ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS
A brief preliminary analysis of 2013 Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball
attendance will be posted in early October. It will include a team-by-team comparison
of 2013 vs. 2012 attendance.
The comprehensive 2012 Major League Baseball Attendance Analysis, and 2012 Minor
League Baseball Attendance Analysis can be found below.
2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009 Baseball Attendance Analysis Reports
The Number Tamer Baseball Attendance Analysis reports for 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009
can be downloaded in PDF format from this page. There are two separate reports
each year, one for Major League Baseball, while the other covers Minor League
Baseball, including all independent leagues. To read them, just click on the
respective PDF link, on this page, below each report's description.
The raw figures in these reports come from leagues and teams. But the data analysis
was done by me. Much of this information cannot be found anywhere else.
2012 NUMBER TAMER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS
This report is an extensive overview of 2012 Major League attendance. It includes:
Download it here:
2012 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2011 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2010 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2009 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2012 NUMBER TAMER MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS
Minor League Baseball is more popular than ever. Total attendance is up about five
fold since the early 1970's. This report features 2012 attendance highlights and
statistics for all Major League affiliated and independent Minor Leagues. There is a
section about Minor League teams that play in the same TV markets as Major League
teams, along with an analysis of the growth in Minor League attendance in recent
decades. Each current team's record-high attendance is provided.
Historical features include: A yearly listing of total Minor League attendance, along
with a list of individual team attendance leaders going back to 1940; A look back at
1949, when Minor League attendance established a record high attendance that
lasted until 1999; A look back at 1961 and 1962, when Minor League attendance
reached a low point; A section about Minor League markets that later joined the Major
Leagues; Comparison of attendance growth for Minor League Baseball with other
team sports.
Download it here:
2012 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2011 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2010 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2009 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
Reports from earlier years are available upon request.
NOTE TO SPORTS TEAMS, LEAGUES, WEBSITES, AND MEDIA:
These baseball reports are available for your use totally free of charge. You may
copy, distribute, and publish any of this material, including statistical tables. Credit to
numbertamer.com, or to David Kronheim, would be appreciated, and if my data
appears in your publication or on your Website, I'd love to see it. Please feel free to
contact me with any questions. Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
Please note that all of these reports are copyrighted.
I've compiled and written many analytical reports for a wide variety of advertisers.
I wish I could share them with you, but I can't. Sorry about that, but clients trusted me
with confidential data, and they (and their lawyers) wouldn't want me to violate that
trust. I'm sure you or your clients would appreciate the same discretion.
A brief preliminary analysis of 2013 Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball
attendance will be posted in early October. It will include a team-by-team comparison
of 2013 vs. 2012 attendance.
The comprehensive 2012 Major League Baseball Attendance Analysis, and 2012 Minor
League Baseball Attendance Analysis can be found below.
2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009 Baseball Attendance Analysis Reports
The Number Tamer Baseball Attendance Analysis reports for 2012, 2011, 2010 and 2009
can be downloaded in PDF format from this page. There are two separate reports
each year, one for Major League Baseball, while the other covers Minor League
Baseball, including all independent leagues. To read them, just click on the
respective PDF link, on this page, below each report's description.
The raw figures in these reports come from leagues and teams. But the data analysis
was done by me. Much of this information cannot be found anywhere else.
2012 NUMBER TAMER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS
This report is an extensive overview of 2012 Major League attendance. It includes:
- Attendance notes for every team
- Historical attendance highlights going back to 1900
- Attendance in multi-team cities
- Yearly total and average attendance per date for each league (1900-2012)
- Attendance records for baseball and other sports
- Changes in attendance since the 1994-95 strike
- How new ballparks and championship teams affect attendance
- All-Star Game and Post-Season attendance
- Largest increases and decreases in team attendance in Major League history
- Yearly listing of teams with the best and worst attendance in each league from
1900 through 2012 - Number of times each team had the best and worst attendance in its league
Download it here:
2012 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2011 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2010 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2009 MAJOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2012 NUMBER TAMER MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ATTENDANCE ANALYSIS
Minor League Baseball is more popular than ever. Total attendance is up about five
fold since the early 1970's. This report features 2012 attendance highlights and
statistics for all Major League affiliated and independent Minor Leagues. There is a
section about Minor League teams that play in the same TV markets as Major League
teams, along with an analysis of the growth in Minor League attendance in recent
decades. Each current team's record-high attendance is provided.
Historical features include: A yearly listing of total Minor League attendance, along
with a list of individual team attendance leaders going back to 1940; A look back at
1949, when Minor League attendance established a record high attendance that
lasted until 1999; A look back at 1961 and 1962, when Minor League attendance
reached a low point; A section about Minor League markets that later joined the Major
Leagues; Comparison of attendance growth for Minor League Baseball with other
team sports.
Download it here:
2012 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2011 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2010 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
2009 MINOR League Baseball Attendance Analysis
Reports from earlier years are available upon request.
NOTE TO SPORTS TEAMS, LEAGUES, WEBSITES, AND MEDIA:
These baseball reports are available for your use totally free of charge. You may
copy, distribute, and publish any of this material, including statistical tables. Credit to
numbertamer.com, or to David Kronheim, would be appreciated, and if my data
appears in your publication or on your Website, I'd love to see it. Please feel free to
contact me with any questions. Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
Please note that all of these reports are copyrighted.
I've compiled and written many analytical reports for a wide variety of advertisers.
I wish I could share them with you, but I can't. Sorry about that, but clients trusted me
with confidential data, and they (and their lawyers) wouldn't want me to violate that
trust. I'm sure you or your clients would appreciate the same discretion.