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[UPDATE: We were just informed by the Rays that MLB's data was mislabeled. The data was supposed to refer to the home counties of Rays fans in general and not "attendees" of Rays games as indicated on the data. They are in the process of correcting the report] Stuart Sternberg’s [...]
Rays Attendance Is Down 19 Percent
This seems to contradict the conspiracy theories out there that the Rays don’t want to sell tickets, thus forcing a move out of St. Pete.
A Glimmer Of Hope For Rays Attendance?
Earlier this week we saw that that Rays attendance is down nearly 30 percent compared to the same point last season. Here is a look at how that compares to the rest of Major League Baseball. [Business Insider]
From time to time we are going to take a look at the 2011 attendance and see how this season stacks up against last year and average attendance in Major League Baseball. Click “Read the rest” below for notes on the attendance… Notes on the 2011 attendance… In 2010,
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The GBT – The Good, The Bad and The Telling sandwich, where The Bad is nice and lean and the The Telling is ripe. click above image for boxscore In his latest blog, Tom Jones writes about the TV rating for the Rays as compared to the Lightning, who are [...]
Yesterday, Tampa Bay Lightning CEO Todd Leiweke went on “Happy Hour with JP Peterson.” Among the topics discussed was the strong attendance figures for the Lightning at The St. Pete Times Forum which were up 12 percent this season. And how are the Bolts able to sell tickets in this economic climate? Leiweke [...]
What can Joe say about a game when the most interesting part was seeing Merlot Joe going all Billy Martin and trying to toss all four umps after he himself got run, then Merlot Joe made a curtain call to get in some more choice words? Joe hopes the good [...]
Over at Business Insider, I took a look at what moving opening day up a few days meant for attendance in Major League Baseball. In short, opening on the weekend, helped MLB avoid the typical game two attendance drop many teams would normally experience. This was true for the Rays [...]
