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Padres Seeing 19% Attendance Increase At Home, While Some NL East Clubs Struggling

The Dodgers continue to lead all MLB clubs in attendance, averaging 46,375 fans per game at Chavez Ravine. That figure is relatively flat compared to the same period last season. The Padres made big offseason roster moves, and while that has not translated to on-field success, the club leads all NL teams to date in attendance. The club is seeing a 19% increase at Petco Park and is the only NL team to see a double-digit percentage jump to date. Three NL East clubs bring up the rear in NL attendance, with the Marlins ranking last. The Phillies and Braves are seeing the sharpest drop among all NL clubs to date. See yesterday's issue for figures on AL clubs (THE DAILY).

NATIONAL LEAGUE ATTENDANCE THROUGH ALL-STAR BREAK
HOME TEAM
GAMES
TOTAL
AVG.
% CAP.
PREV.
% +/-
GAMES ('14)
Dodgers
50
2,318,738
46,375
82.8%
46,488
-0.2%
49
Cardinals
42
1,824,105
43,431
95.3%
43,306
0.3%
47
Giants
47
1,958,490
41,670
99.4%
41,592
0.2%
53
Cubs*
45
1,565,346
34,785
89.2%
32,469
7.1%
42
Nationals
41
1,363,688
33,261
80.5%
31,173
6.7%
47
Brewers
44
1,407,511
31,989
76.3%
33,068
-3.3%
49
Padres
40
1,259,162
31,479
76.5%
26,420
19.2%
49
Rockies
44
1,381,299
31,393
62.2%
33,627
-6.6%
50
Reds
40
1,234,713
30,868
72.9%
30,859
0.0%
48
Mets
46
1,347,068
29,284
69.9%
27,206
7.6%
47
Pirates
48
1,393,251
29,026
75.7%
27,819
4.3%
49
D-backs**
43
1,116,313
25,961
53.5%
25,013
3.8%
48
Phillies
42
1,052,313
25,055
57.4%
30,459
-17.7%
48
Braves
40
996,120
24,903
50.4%
29,385
-15.3%
44
Marlins
47
1,020,448
21,712
58.0%
21,498
1.0%
49
NL TOTALS
659
21,238,565
32,228
73.3%
32,093
0.4%
719
MLB TOTALS
1,325
40,012,082
30,198
70.6%
30,028
0.6%
1,418
 

NOTES: * = The Cubs this season have a lower capacity at Wrigley Field than last year because of renovations to the ballpark. ** = Includes two designated home games played at the Sydney Cricket Ground last season.

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