Tigers double local viewership, while A’s see largest decline in MLB
Tigers' viewership surged 113% year-over-year.
Tigers' viewership surged 113% year-over-year.
All four of the league's national broadcast partners saw year-over-year increases.
Things are going well for the Detroit Tigers this season. And the people in Detroit are taking notice....
"Respect the rivalry"
The 2024 World Series drew great numbers for MLB and Fox, but both will be wondering what could have been with a short series.
Through four games, the Fall Classic is averaging 14.98 million viewers.
While it was the least-watched game of the series so far, it was the most-watched Game 3 since 2018.
The Dodgers-Padres game featuring Shohei Ohtani, Yu Darvish, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto drew a massive audience in Japan.
The Division Series captured an average of 3.56 million viewers across 18 games
Led by a number of brand-name teams, Fox's broadcasts of NLDS games have seen strong bumps compared to last season.
Tigers-Astros on ABC averaged 3.19 million viewers, up 44% from last season.
SNB averaged 1,505,000 viewers across the 25 broadcasts.
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A positive start for two national packages.
This was also the most-watched regular season Astros game since 2017.
"The best players on the biggest stage and that's what we want and part of this is to grow the game and you want the best players participating so it's exciting."
The World Series finished better than each of the last three seasons, but Game 6 was not a highlight.
The game averaged 6.7 million viewers.
The ESPN audience averaged 7.11 million, with an average of 583,000 more watching on ESPN2 and 144,000 more watching on ESPN Deportes.
This game wound up drawing very, very well for Fox, and it looks like it may become a regular thing.
This year's World Series opener drew three million fewer viewers than last year's Game 1.
The game's viewership peaked with 4,480,000 viewers at 8:30 p.m. ET.
The 2019 World Series ratings have not been good at all from a historical perspective.