Padres, Tigers Top Teams For Posting Facebook Videos During Shutdown

The Padres and Tigers posted an average of more than two videos per day on their respective Facebook pages since MLB shut down on March 12, leading all teams, according to data from Tubular Labs. The Cardinals and Rockies, on the other hand, posted an average of just two per week, the fewest of the clubs. When it came to actual video views, the Yankees (29.3M) and Red Sox (28.3M) not surprisingly topped the list, while the Marlins were the only club to draw less than 1 million video views. The most-watched video of the COVID-19 era was “TBT: Max Muncy Sends One Deep to the Bay” (1.6M views). It served as a reminder from the Dodgers (presumably to Giants fans) of a '19 into-the-ocean home run launched off Giants P Madison Bumgarner. A similar rivalry stoked the AL’s highest viewership -- the Red Sox-provided “2004 ALCS Gm 7: Johnny Damon Grand Slam” clip drew 1.4M views.

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