Major League Baseball (MLB) continues its rise in popularity, setting a new attendance milestone last Wednesday. A total of 501,596 fans gathered in the stadiums, marking the highest figure ever recorded for a Wednesday in the months of April or May.
The average attendance per game reached 31,350 spectators, distributed across 17 matches held in 16 stadiums. The day was full of memorable moments that delighted the fans.
Key Moments of the Day
- A 444-foot home run by Aaron Judge in Seattle.
- The Twins’ sweep in a doubleheader against the Orioles, extending their winning streak to 10 games (now 11).
- The Dodgers’ powerful offensive attack, including four home runs and Shohei Ohtani’s 13th home run of the season.
This increase in attendance comes just before the exciting Rivalry Weekend, an inaugural event that promises to fill the stadiums with classic matchups.
Featured Rivalry Weekend Showdowns
- Mets vs. Yankees in New York.
- White Sox vs. Cubs in Chicago.
- Guardians vs. Reds in Cincinnati.
- Cardinals vs. Royals in Kansas City.
The enthusiastic response from fans reflects the growing fervor for baseball this season, anticipating a series of vibrant encounters that will intensify the sport’s most emblematic rivalries.
