KC vs St. Louis

[chuckd4735]

Disagree, Stl is a hard core Cardinals town, they also have the second most title in the history of baseball.

I'm not saying they don't have more fans, but it's close. St Louis had a huge advantage before cable TV became a thing, but we are well past that happening.

 

[deadeyededric]

No idea how much weight this holds, but it seems to line up with a few places I've looked.

Pretty good for a small market team

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It surprises me the Brewers have more than the Twins. Not only is MSP much larger than Milwaukee(even if you included greater Madison) they seem to have more reach with fans in Iowa and the Dakotas.

 

[Gunnerclone]

It surprises me the Brewers have more than the Twins. Not only is MSP much larger than Milwaukee(even if you included greater Madison) they seem to have more reach with fans in Iowa and the Dakotas.

There are less people in Iowa and the Dakotas combined than in the MSP metro alone. Big area, few people.

 

[CloneIce]

Regular season baseball other than big rivalries with playoff implications are usually more laid back for most people. For sure. There are passionate fans and fan bases, but going to a game in June is a pretty chill experience most places.

Playoff baseball has an atmosphere that’s similar to a good regular season NFL game. Which makes sense when consider sheer number of games and importance of each.

Playoff baseball is as intense as NFL playoffs. It’s a wild ass ride since you get games almost every night. The party isn’t just once a week. So much fun.

 

[deadeyededric]

There are less people in Iowa and the Dakotas combined than in the MSP metro alone. Big area, few people.

Still another few million people though. Outside of Wisconsin where do Brewers fans reside? I dont know a single Brewers fan. I know several Twins fans.