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	18	917,669	50,981	88.7	20	31,664	75.5	38	40,814	82.8
2	NY Mets	16	800,639	50,039	87.2	18	36,589	89.4	34	42,918	88.1
3	LA Dodgers	19	890,452	46,865	83.7	17	30,693	67.8	36	39,229	77.0
4	St. Louis	21	859,250	40,916	87.3	17	29,725	68.6	38	35,910	79.3
5	Chicago Cubs	19	760,780	40,041	97.4	17	32,944	91.3	36	36,689	94.7
6	LA Angels	18	710,480	39,471	87.6	20	27,240	62.3	38	33,034	74.5
7	Philadelphia	18	704,202	39,122	89.9	20	28,279	61.4	38	33,415	74.5
8	Detroit	20	754,525	37,726	94.0	18	32,527	69.9	38	35,263	81.7
9	Boston	19	714,289	37,594	103.9	20	36,617	88.3	39	37,093	95.4
10	Milwaukee	15	525,024	35,001	82.6	21	35,301	80.8	36	35,176	81.5
11	Houston	17	574,497	33,793	82.5	20	32,476	71.6	37	33,081	76.3
12	San Francisco	18	605,734	33,651	81.0	19	34,309	75.4	37	33,989	78.0
13	Colorado	17	545,647	32,096	63.6	20	35,028	76.5	37	33,681	70.3
14	San Diego	17	526,725	30,983	72.9	20	33,234	72.9	37	32,200	72.9
15	Atlanta	18	532,326	29,573	59.0	17	29,115	97.2	35	29,350	72.8
16	Washington	20	586,382	29,319	00.0	17	32,625	71.5	37	30,838	147.2
17	Arizona	21	595,789	28,370	57.9	16	35,009	77.4	37	31,241	65.9
18	Seattle	20	516,464	25,823	54.1	18	27,527	58.4	38	26,630	56.1
19	Chicago Sox	16	412,629	25,789	63.5	19	23,810	51.8	35	24,715	56.8
20	Minnesota	19	489,119	25,743	52.9	16	22,763	53.2	35	24,380	53.0
21	Toronto	19	484,224	25,485	50.5	19	27,549	71.3	38	26,517	59.5
22	Cleveland	21	499,755	23,797	54.8	14	30,112	63.3	35	26,323	58.4
23	Texas	15	344,323	22,954	46.7	22	29,390	66.9	37	26,781	58.2
24	Cincinnati	17	369,118	21,712	51.6	20	33,674	75.2	37	28,178	64.7
25	Baltimore	16	338,755	21,172	43.9	20	22,807	51.6	36	22,080	48.1
26	Oakland	21	419,049	19,954	50.5	17	27,089	58.7	38	23,146	54.5
27	Tampa Bay	19	358,290	18,857	51.2	17	29,970	61.5	36	24,105	56.8
28	Kansas City	17	311,819	18,342	45.0	18	24,752	54.5	35	21,639	50.1
29	Pittsburgh	18	292,718	16,262	42.4	18	32,125	86.9	36	24,193	64.2
30	Florida	21	314,600	14,980	41.2	15	26,867	94.4	36	19,933	60.3

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