MLB Attendance Report - 2006

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2006 - Attendance		Home				Road			Overall
RNK	TEAM	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	AVG	PCT	GMS	AVG	PCT
1	NY Yankees	81	4,200,518	51,858	90.2	81	38,028	84.2	162	44,943	87.6
2	St. Louis	80	3,407,104	42,588	90.9	81	33,809	78.2	161	38,172	84.8
3	Boston	81	2,930,768	36,182	100.0	81	36,098	76.7	162	36,140	86.8
4	Cincinnati	81	2,134,472	26,351	62.7	81	33,914	76.7	162	30,133	69.9
5	Chicago Cubs	80	3,123,215	39,040	94.9	81	33,817	76.2	161	36,412	85.1
6	NY Mets	78	3,379,551	43,327	75.5	81	33,642	75.3	159	38,393	75.4
7	LA Dodgers	81	3,758,421	46,400	82.9	80	32,328	71.5	161	39,408	77.8
8	San Francisco	81	3,130,304	38,645	93.0	79	33,268	71.4	160	35,990	81.7
9	Houston	81	3,022,763	37,318	91.1	81	31,492	71.3	162	34,405	80.8
10	Colorado	81	2,105,995	25,999	51.5	81	32,419	70.8	162	29,209	60.7
11	Pittsburgh	80	1,861,549	23,269	60.7	81	31,851	70.5	161	27,586	66.0
12	Kansas City	80	1,372,684	17,158	42.1	81	31,342	70.0	161	24,294	56.8
13	San Diego	81	2,659,732	32,836	77.3	81	32,625	69.7	162	32,730	73.3
14	Oakland	81	1,976,625	24,402	55.9	80	32,189	69.3	161	28,271	62.8
15	Milwaukee	81	2,335,643	28,835	68.0	80	30,231	68.5	161	29,528	68.3
16	Arizona	81	2,091,505	25,821	52.7	80	31,438	68.4	161	28,612	60.2
17	Cleveland	81	1,998,070	24,667	56.9	81	30,216	68.2	162	27,441	62.6
18	Chicago Sox	81	2,957,414	36,511	89.9	81	30,287	67.9	162	33,399	78.4
19	Atlanta	80	2,549,522	31,869	63.6	79	30,538	67.4	159	31,208	65.4
20	Baltimore	81	2,153,250	26,583	55.2	81	31,323	67.4	162	28,953	61.2
21	Philadelphia	79	2,701,815	34,200	78.6	80	30,596	66.7	159	32,387	72.4
22	Texas	81	2,388,757	29,490	60.0	81	29,522	66.3	162	29,506	63.0
23	Detroit	81	2,595,937	32,048	79.9	81	29,201	65.6	162	30,624	72.3
24	Florida	81	1,165,120	14,384	39.6	80	30,759	65.1	161	22,520	53.9
25	Washington	81	2,153,150	26,582	58.7	81	29,678	64.9	162	28,130	61.8
26	Minnesota	81	2,285,018	28,210	58.0	81	27,994	64.2	162	28,102	60.9
27	Seattle	81	2,480,717	30,626	64.1	81	28,646	62.8	162	29,636	63.5
28	Toronto	81	2,302,182	28,422	56.3	81	28,557	62.7	162	28,489	59.3
29	Tampa Bay	81	1,369,031	16,901	38.6	81	28,626	62.5	162	22,763	50.8
30	LA Angels	81	3,406,790	42,059	93.4	81	27,685	60.3	162	34,872	76.7

Inside MLB

Know what baseball really needs this October? A season that finishes with some Game 7 drama. Peter Gammons

Shane Victorino is enjoying every moment of this year's postseason. And he says, "the butterflies are there for every at-bat." Buster Olney

J.P. Howell has emerged as an important figure in the Rays' bullpen because of his ability to be precise with his pitches. Buster Olney

Jimmy Rollins and Pat Burrell, the longest-tenured Phillies, finally enjoyed winning a postseason series.
Jayson Stark

Before getting hurt, Rafael Furcal was the Dodgers' best player. Now he's back on top -- in the lineup and in the clubhouse. Eric Neel

The Tampa Bay Rays savored their first postseason series triumph by letting the champagne flow. They sure know how to party. Jim Caple

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