Ulsan Professional Baseball Futures League Surpasses 70,000 Spectators in First Single Season
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Dong-han = The Ulsan Whales, a professional baseball club comprised of citizen members, announced that they became the first team in the Futures League (minor league) to surpass 70,000 home spectators in a single season in their inaugural year...
The Ulsan Whales, the KBO's first citizen-owned club, set a new attendance record in their inaugural year by becoming the first team in Futures League history to surpass 70,000 spectators. According to the Ulsan Whales club, a total of 73,211 spectators attended 54 home games this season. The average attendance per game was 1,356.
[OSEN=Reporter Gil Jun-young] The Ulsan Whales professional baseball team proved their potential by attracting 70,000 spectators in their inaugural year. On the 11th, Ulsan announced, “If we surpass the opening day attendance record, we will give away cherished personal items.” This was a promise made directly to the citizens by the Ulsan Whales players ahead of their final regular season home game in September. The number to be surpassed was th…
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