Published 10/02/2023 5:44:52 p.m.

MLB draws 70.75 million fans, first time over 70 million since 2017

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Major League Baseball attendance topped 70 million for the first time in six years. Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred credited the pitch clock, balanced schedule and expanded postseason for part of the increase. MLB drew 69.63 million in 2018 and dropped to 68.49 million in 2019.

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Associated Press News

MLB draws 70.75 million fans, first time over 70 million since 2017

Major League Baseball attendance topped 70 million for the first time in six years. Total attendance of 70.75 million was up 9.6% from last year’s 64.56 million and the average

10/02/2023 5:29:01 p.m.·United States

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Toronto Sun

MLB draws 70.75 million total fans, first time over 70 million since 2017

NEW YORK -- Major League Baseball attendance topped 70 million for the first time in six years.

10/02/2023 5:44:52 p.m.·Toronto, Canada

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Kamloops This Week

MLB draws 70.75 million fans, first time over 70 million since 2017

NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball attendance topped 70 million for the first time in six years. Total attendance of 70.75 million was up 9.6% from last year's 64.56 million, and the average of 29,295 was up 9.

10/02/2023 5:29:26 p.m.

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The News-Herald

MLB draws 70.75 million fans, first time over 70 million since 2017

Major League Baseball attendance topped 70 million for the first time in six years. Total attendance of 70.75 million was up 9.6% from last year’s 64.56 million, and the average of 29,295 was up 9.1% from last year’s 26,843, the commissioner’s office said Monday. The total and average were the highest since MLB drew 72.67 million in 2017 for an average of 30,042. MLB set its record attendance in 2007 with a total of 79.5 million and an average of

10/02/2023 11:41:02 p.m.

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