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The 100 biggest MLB fan bases in United States

This curated ranking covers the 100 largest mlb teams in United States, ordered by estimated audience size from Rascasse's anonymized search-behavior signals. Out of 985 mlb teams tracked in United States, the 100 ranked here account for the largest measured audience reach. New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs lead the list with a combined estimated audience of 73M people. Across all 100 entries the average audience size is 4.6M, and the largest, New York Yankees, reaches around 29M people in United States. Audience size is the estimated number of unique people in United States who actively engage with each mlb team, derived from search demand signals. Rankings reflect search-behavior signals collected across United States and are updated quarterly.

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How to read this list

Rank

Position in the Top 100, sorted by audience size from largest to smallest. Updated quarterly.

Audience size

Estimated number of unique people in United States who actively engage with this audience, derived from anonymized search-behavior signals.

Country share

Share of the global audience that is active in United States. A higher value means the audience is more locally concentrated here.

Avg age

Average age in years across the people who engage with this audience in United States, derived from anonymized search-behavior signals. A dash means demographic data is not yet available.

Female share

Share of women among the people who engage with this audience in United States. 50% is gender-balanced; values above mean female-skewed, below mean male-skewed.

Ranking

Rank Audience Audience size Avg age Female share Subtype
1 New York Yankees 29M 35.4 40.2% Baseball
2 Los Angeles Dodgers 23M 32.3 42.2% Baseball
3 Chicago Cubs 22M 37.2 38.2% Baseball
4 Detroit Tigers 21M 41.8 38.2% Baseball
5 Atlanta Braves 21M 38.0 32.4% Baseball
6 Boston Red Sox 17M 37.6 34.5% Baseball
7 Milwaukee Brewers 15M 40.0 38.0% Baseball
8 St. Louis Cardinals 15M 38.6 38.3% Baseball
9 Seattle Mariners 14M 38.2 37.4% Baseball
10 Texas Rangers (baseball) 12M 39.2 36.4% Baseball
11 Houston Astros 12M 36.3 36.8% Baseball
12 Pittsburgh Pirates 11M 41.4 34.6% Baseball
13 Cincinnati Reds 11M 42.4 40.1% Baseball
14 Cleveland Guardians 10M 38.5 35.2% Baseball
15 Minnesota Twins 9.6M 40.0 44.4% Baseball
16 New York Mets 9.2M 34.0 35.8% Baseball
17 Philadelphia Phillies 9.2M 38.3 34.9% Baseball
18 Chicago White Sox 8.5M 40.6 31.6% Baseball
19 San Francisco Giants 7.7M 38.0 36.4% Baseball
20 Baltimore Orioles 7.5M 39.3 35.6% Baseball
21 Kansas City Royals 7.5M 39.1 35.4% Baseball
22 Tampa Bay Rays 6.8M 37.2 33.3% Baseball
23 San Diego Padres 6.8M 37.8 36.7% Baseball
24 Toronto Blue Jays 6.7M 41.0 33.3% Baseball
25 Arizona Diamondbacks 5.1M 39.4 31.5% Baseball
26 Cal Raleigh 5M 37.5 39.0% Baseball
27 Washington Nationals 5M 42.2 30.1% Baseball
28 Paul Skenes 4.8M 39.0 37.6% Baseball
29 Colorado Rockies 4.2M 43.5 38.0% Baseball
30 Chris Murphy 4.1M 38.6 36.1% Baseball
31 Miami Marlins 4.1M 43.1 28.3% Baseball
32 Kyle Tucker 3.7M 34.5 41.4% Baseball
33 Kyle Schwarber 3.7M 37.5 37.8% Baseball
34 Cody Bellinger 3.5M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
35 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 3.3M 38.8 32.3% Baseball
36 Chris Martin 3.1M 37.9 38.5% Baseball
37 Bo Bichette 2.8M 35.3 38.2% Baseball
38 Tarik Skubal 2.8M 39.3 39.4% Baseball
39 Pete Crow Armstrong 2.7M 36.9 39.4% Baseball
40 Pete Crow-Armstrong 2.7M 36.9 39.4% Baseball
41 Austin Martin 2.7M 38.3 42.5% Baseball
42 Jarren Duran 2.5M 37.1 37.5% Baseball
43 Pete Alonso 2.5M 38.0 38.1% Baseball
44 Rafael Devers 2.5M 37.4 38.5% Baseball
45 Athletics 2.5M 39.5 34.7% Baseball
46 Roman Anthony 2.5M 37.1 37.5% Baseball
47 Elly De La Cruz 2.4M 39.6 40.4% Baseball
48 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 2.3M 38.8 37.0% Baseball
49 Alex Bregman 2M 36.9 39.4% Baseball
50 Alex Vesia 1.9M 34.5 41.4% Baseball
51 Julio Rodríguez 1.8M 37.5 39.0% Baseball
52 Josh Naylor 1.8M 37.5 39.0% Baseball
53 Anthony Volpe 1.8M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
54 Bobby Witt Jr. 1.7M 37.9 38.0% Baseball
55 Aroldis Chapman 1.7M 37.1 37.5% Baseball
56 Nick Castellanos 1.7M 37.2 38.6% Baseball
57 Eugenio Suarez 1.7M 39.6 40.4% Baseball
58 Ketel Marte 1.6M 38.0 36.0% Baseball
59 Blake Snell 1.6M 34.5 41.4% Baseball
60 Max Muncy 1.6M 38.1 37.7% Baseball
61 Max Muncy 1.6M 38.1 37.7% Baseball
62 Harrison Bader 1.6M 37.4 38.5% Baseball
63 Alejandro Kirk 1.6M 38.8 37.0% Baseball
64 Fernando Tatis Jr. 1.5M 37.2 38.6% Baseball
65 George Springer 1.5M 38.8 37.0% Baseball
66 Christian Yelich 1.4M 38.3 39.3% Baseball
67 Ronald Acuña Jr. 1.4M 37.3 36.5% Baseball
68 Rōki Sasaki 1.4M 34.5 41.4% Baseball
69 Jackson Holliday 1.4M 38.0 38.1% Baseball
70 Jazz Chisholm Jr. 1.3M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
71 Max Fried 1.3M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
72 Jazz Chisholm 1.2M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
73 Trea Turner 1.2M 37.5 37.8% Baseball
74 Jose Alvarado 1.2M 37.5 37.8% Baseball
75 Kris Bryant 1.2M 40.1 39.3% Baseball
76 José Ramírez 1.2M 37.6 37.9% Baseball
77 John Schneider 1.2M 38.8 37.0% Baseball
78 Oneil Cruz 1.2M 39.0 37.6% Baseball
79 Dansby Swanson 1.2M 36.9 39.4% Baseball
80 Jung Hoo Lee 1.1M 37.4 38.5% Baseball
81 Carlos Correa 1.1M 36.5 38.7% Baseball
82 Austin Wells 1.1M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
83 Garrett Crochet 1.1M 37.1 37.5% Baseball
84 Jac Caglianone 1.1M 37.9 38.0% Baseball
85 Randy Arozarena 1.1M 37.5 39.0% Baseball
86 Ben Rice 1.1M 36.0 40.4% Baseball
87 Jacob Misiorowski 1.1M 38.3 39.3% Baseball
88 Byron Buxton 1M 38.3 42.5% Baseball
89 Bryan Woo 1M 37.5 39.0% Baseball
90 Luis Arraez 1M 37.4 38.5% Baseball
91 Ranger Suarez 1000k 37.1 37.5% Baseball
92 Miguel Rojas 988k 34.5 41.4% Baseball
93 Riley Greene 979k 39.3 39.4% Baseball
94 Framber Valdez 978k 39.3 39.4% Baseball
95 Jacob deGrom 975k 37.9 38.5% Baseball
96 Tyler Glasnow 967k 34.5 41.4% Baseball
97 Trey Yesavage 954k 38.8 37.0% Baseball
98 Willson Contreras 936k 37.1 37.5% Baseball
99 Gunnar Henderson 928k 38.0 38.1% Baseball
100 Tony Vitello 919k 37.4 38.5% Baseball

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Frequently asked questions

How is this list of the most popular mlb teams compiled?

Rascasse aggregates anonymized search-behavior signals across United States and ranks each mlb team by its estimated audience size. Only entries with at least 5 measured entities are listed.

How often is the list updated?

The ranking is updated quarterly from the latest search-behavior data and re-published as a static page.

What is the largest mlb team in United States?

New York Yankees currently leads with an estimated audience of 29M people in United States.

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