MLB Attendance Reaches Highest Since 2017

Major League Baseball attendance rose for a fourth consecutive season, reaching 71.75 million — its highest total since 2017 — as average attendance edged up to 29,589 per game. The Tampa Bay Rays had the biggest increase, drawing 628,255 more fans after returning to Tropicana Field, while the Los Angeles Dodgers led the league with a team-record 4.03 million. Attendance also rose substantially for the Chicago White Sox, Toronto and Seattle; the New York Mets had the largest decline, down 472,450. Five teams topped three million in attendance, compared with six the previous year.