CHANGE WORTH WAITING FOR
Feb 02, 2022
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J.J. COOPER
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Ask a minor league general manager when his team’s attendance really picks up and the standard answer is somewhere right around Memorial Day. Summer is just around the corner. The weather is often excellent, no matter where you are. Kids are getting out of school.
When the 2021 minor league season was delayed, many team operators noted the good news was they were losing the April dates that typically were not attendance boons.
The numbers bear that out. Year after year across the minor leagues, teams have drawn on average 15-20% more fans from May 15 on than they do in
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