MLB Attendance Report - 2008

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2008 - Attendance		Home				Road			Overall
RNK	TEAM	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	AVG	PCT	GMS	AVG	PCT
1	NY Yankees	67	3,546,608	52,934	92.1	65	34,934	77.6	132	44,070	85.8
2	NY Mets	65	3,301,543	50,792	88.5	68	36,806	82.0	133	43,641	85.5
3	LA Dodgers	69	3,131,507	45,384	81.0	64	36,229	80.8	133	40,979	81.0
4	Philadelphia	68	2,883,803	42,408	97.5	65	32,507	70.9	133	37,570	84.2
5	St. Louis	68	2,874,668	42,274	90.2	66	33,385	77.2	134	37,896	84.0
6	LA Angels	67	2,754,286	41,108	91.3	65	30,569	67.1	132	35,918	79.3
7	Chicago Cubs	68	2,769,524	40,728	99.1	65	35,135	80.0	133	37,994	89.4
8	Detroit	64	2,550,904	39,857	99.3	69	29,401	65.1	133	34,432	80.6
9	Milwaukee	65	2,468,371	37,974	89.6	68	33,404	74.4	133	35,638	81.6
10	Boston	61	2,296,777	37,652	104.1	71	38,637	85.6	132	38,182	93.1
11	Houston	64	2,296,837	35,888	87.6	69	32,963	73.3	133	34,370	79.9
12	San Francisco	69	2,459,245	35,641	85.8	63	32,300	70.3	132	34,046	78.0
13	Colorado	65	2,192,974	33,738	66.9	69	33,479	75.0	134	33,604	70.8
14	Atlanta	67	2,097,873	31,311	62.5	65	34,404	75.6	132	32,834	68.6
15	Chicago Sox	68	2,094,596	30,802	75.8	65	28,825	64.0	133	29,836	69.8
16	San Diego	68	2,068,021	30,412	71.6	65	35,347	76.4	133	32,824	74.0
17	Arizona	65	1,976,565	30,408	62.0	68	32,774	73.7	133	31,618	67.7
18	Washington	64	1,908,405	29,818	71.2	68	32,935	71.7	132	31,424	71.5
19	Toronto	66	1,930,981	29,257	57.9	65	29,773	69.0	131	29,513	63.0
20	Seattle	69	2,005,738	29,068	60.8	64	31,022	66.1	133	30,008	63.4
21	Minnesota	69	1,913,951	27,738	57.0	64	31,158	71.6	133	29,384	63.6
22	Cleveland	64	1,725,319	26,958	62.1	66	32,107	69.8	130	29,572	66.1
23	Baltimore	64	1,725,238	26,956	55.9	68	30,709	68.3	132	28,890	62.1
24	Cincinnati	65	1,687,688	25,964	61.7	68	34,383	77.0	133	30,268	69.8
25	Texas	65	1,617,748	24,888	50.7	67	29,524	65.9	132	27,241	58.1
26	Tampa Bay	66	1,389,608	21,054	50.4	64	28,856	63.5	130	24,895	57.1
27	Oakland	67	1,406,859	20,997	49.6	66	31,306	68.0	133	26,113	59.1
28	Kansas City	67	1,376,372	20,542	50.4	65	29,430	64.7	132	24,919	57.8
29	Pittsburgh	67	1,363,024	20,343	53.0	65	34,778	77.0	132	27,451	65.8
30	Florida	65	1,074,408	16,529	45.5	66	32,516	70.1	131	24,583	59.4

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