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Post by baseballnewby on Nov 26, 2018 8:01:26 GMT 10
Team Yesterday Total Games
Adelaide Bite 167 1,578 4 395
Auckland Tuatara 297 897 2 449
Brisbane Bandits 0 1,801 3 600
Canberra Cavalry 0 0 0 0
Geelong-Korea 345 1,416 4 354
Melbourne Aces 0 2,232 3 744
Perth Heat 0 3,250 3 1,083
Sydney Blue Sox 614 6,505 8 813
Geelong with average of 354 over 4 games, figure first game, certainly a chance for an intimate baseball experience. Derby games should give them a bounce but Auckland games could be very spa***. (LOL it was s*p*a*r*s*e which inadvertently contains an offensive word.)
Aces with 744, which is up slightly so far this year. Perth is highest and per capita well ahead.
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Post by stuartcapel on Nov 26, 2018 8:40:36 GMT 10
Geelong-Korea (call them the SurfCats) will have had only three open dates and not four given their double header on Saturday, while Sydney will be on seven and not eight due to their twin bill against the Cavalry on Saturday.
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Post by baseballnewby on Nov 26, 2018 9:07:27 GMT 10
Geelong-Korea (call them the SurfCats) will have had only three open dates and not four given their double header on Saturday, while Sydney will be on seven and not eight due to their twin bill against the Cavalry on Saturday. Stats are from MiLB web page, not my own numbers, if your saying their numbers are wrong due to double headers, it may be so, but I presume they have been consistent over the years, so for comparision of numbers then it is makes sense to do as previously.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2018 9:12:51 GMT 10
The figures for each game (or each doubleheader) are really not definitive since we don't know if they are taken from ticket pre-sales or from the number of people actually there.
However, they do indicate trends. While Sydney management would be especially delighted with their Saturday night numbers - Adelaide would have to be concerned. Potential Auckland and Geelong support was unknown leading into the season as those teams become established, though I was impressed with the consistency of numbers in Geelong across the weekend (even with poor weather except for Sunday). That suggests to me that there is already a support base that will keep coming back.
Support for the Aces/Geelong Korea series will be interesting.
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Post by baseballnewby on Dec 11, 2018 11:59:36 GMT 10
Updated numbers
Team Openings Av Crowd 2017
Canberra 4 1094 892
Perth 7 1027 1144
Sydney 8 813 636
Brisbane 7 741 637
Melbourne 7 735 701
Auckland 10 368
Adelaide 8 359 474
G-K 8 309
Aces crown holding up, Canberra
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Post by baseballnewby on Dec 19, 2018 7:45:08 GMT 10
Team Total Openings Average
Adelaide Bite 4,921 12 410
Auckland Tuatara 3,677 10 368
Brisbane Bandits 8,358 11 760
Canberra Cavalry 4,374 4 1,094
Geelong-Korea 3,275 11 298
Melbourne Aces 5,143 7 735
Perth Heat 7,189 7 1,027
Sydney Blue Sox 8,847 12 737
Surf-Cats numbers dropping but weather has not been very summery in Vic yet, last match was around 220
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