2017’s Best Baseball Cities
2:38 AMPosted by: Adam McCann
What does it take to be a true baseball fan? Mostly a lot of patience and sometimes a lot of dough, depending on how closely you want to follow the sport. In this slow-paced ballgame, hits and home runs are less frequent than strikes and misses. Yet more than 52 million U.S. adults are willing to put in the time to watch the drama unfold.
Fans are willing to pay top dollar to see a game, too, especially during the highly anticipated World Series that kicks off every October. Of course, tickets are kinder to the wallet during the regular season. But to see Game 1 of the 113th World Series on Oct. 24, for instance, the cheapest seat at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles would cost $1,060, according to TicketIQ. For Game 7 on Nov. 1 at the same stadium, the damage would range from a starting price of $1,328 all the way to a whopping $139,667, as of Oct. 20. That doesn’t leave much room for peanuts and cracker jacks. And that’s not mentioning the hundreds of millions of dollars wagered by the betting market every year.
But it’s more fun — and cheaper — to love on baseball in certain parts of America, so which cities would fans consider a home run? WalletHub crunched the numbers to find out, comparing more than 360 of the largest U.S. cities with at least one professional or college baseball team, grouped by division. In each city, we looked at 31 key indicators of baseball fan-friendliness. They range from performance level of team(s) to average ticket price per game to stadium accessibility. Read on for the winners, a ranking by city size and a full description of our methodology.
Below the rankings, you’ll find commentary from baseball experts about the challenges facing the sport, advice on enjoying the ballgame on a budget and more. Make sure to also check out WalletHub's 2017 World Series Facts – Dodgers vs. Astros infographic for fun and interesting stats about the matchup.
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Best Baseball Cities
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Rank (1 = Best) |
Large City (Score) |
Rank (1 = Best) |
Midsize City (Score) |
Rank (1 = Best) |
Small City (Score) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | New York, NY (55.85) | 1 | Cincinnati, OH (43.95) | 1 | Cullowhee, NC (19.85) |
| 2 | St. Louis, MO (54.33) | 2 | St. Petersburg, FL (33.87) | 2 | Johnson City, TN (17.23) |
| 3 | Los Angeles, CA (53.19) | 3 | Durham, NC (18.14) | 3 | Binghamton, NY (16.65) |
| 4 | San Francisco, CA (46.46) | 4 | Birmingham, AL (17.64) | 4 | State College, PA (16.59) |
| 5 | Arlington, TX (46.20) | 5 | Richmond, VA (17.56) | 5 | Fort Myers, FL (16.56) |
| 6 | Boston, MA (45.01) | 6 | South Bend, IN (17.51) | 6 | Orem, UT (16.22) |
| 7 | Atlanta, GA (43.98) | 7 | Greensboro, NC (17.33) | 7 | Oxford, MS (16.05) |
| 8 | Chicago, IL (43.59) | 8 | Dayton, OH (16.76) | 8 | Clemson, SC (15.57) |
| 9 | Pittsburgh, PA (42.76) | 9 | Charleston, SC (16.56) | 9 | Champaign, IL (15.15) |
| 10 | Kansas City, MO (40.79) | 10 | Eugene, OR (16.53) | 10 | Hanover, NH (15.05) |
| 11 | Detroit, MI (39.46) | 11 | Spokane, WA (16.04) | 11 | Asheville, NC (14.92) |
| 12 | Baltimore, MD (38.93) | 12 | Baton Rouge, LA (15.84) | 12 | Allegany, NY (14.64) |
| 13 | Cleveland, OH (38.13) | 13 | Springfield, MO (15.83) | 13 | Coral Gables, FL (14.49) |
| 14 | Oakland, CA (36.17) | 14 | Columbia, SC (14.88) | 14 | Fairfield, CT (14.10) |
| 15 | Minneapolis, MN (36.03) | 15 | Knoxville, TN (14.38) | 15 | Annapolis, MD (14.00) |
| 16 | Milwaukee, WI (32.23) | 16 | Buffalo, NY (13.53) | 16 | Cookeville, TN (13.98) |
| 17 | Washington, DC (31.85) | 17 | Stockton, CA (13.53) | 17 | Pullman, WA (13.96) |
| 18 | Philadelphia, PA (31.03) | 18 | Gainesville, FL (13.42) | 18 | Charlottesville, VA (13.90) |
| 19 | San Diego, CA (31.03) | 19 | Norfolk, VA (13.40) | 19 | Radford, VA (13.78) |
| 20 | Houston, TX (30.24) | 20 | Cambridge, MA (12.91) | 20 | Conway, SC (13.52) |
| 21 | Seattle, WA (29.85) | 21 | Reno, NV (12.66) | 21 | Kingston, RI (13.44) |
| 22 | Denver, CO (29.25) | 22 | Columbia, MO (12.43) | 22 | Lynchburg, VA (13.25) |
| 23 | Phoenix, AZ (28.30) | 23 | Norman, OK (12.18) | 23 | Daytona Beach, FL (13.24) |
| 24 | Miami, FL (26.10) | 24 | Winston-Salem, NC (12.16) | 24 | Buies Creek, NC (13.23) |
| 25 | Nashville, TN (19.51) | 25 | Rochester, NY (11.97) | 25 | Elon, NC (13.22) |
| 26 | Austin, TX (17.04) | 26 | Mobile, AL (11.86) | 26 | Mount Pleasant, MI (12.95) |
| 27 | Louisville, KY (16.89) | 27 | Salt Lake City, UT (11.71) | 27 | Starkville, MS (12.95) |
| 28 | San Antonio, TX (16.55) | 28 | Toledo, OH (11.71) | 28 | Highland Heights, KY (12.93) |
| 29 | Corpus Christi, TX (16.51) | 29 | Murfreesboro, TN (11.70) | 29 | West Point, NY (12.93) |
| 30 | Tulsa, OK (16.05) | 30 | Wilmington, NC (11.50) | 30 | New Britain, CT (12.84) |
| 31 | Albuquerque, NM (15.55) | 31 | Peoria, IL (11.45) | 31 | Kennesaw, GA (12.78) |
| 32 | Tampa, FL (15.43) | 32 | Montgomery, AL (11.39) | 32 | Trenton, NJ (12.74) |
| 33 | Charlotte, NC (15.19) | 33 | Provo, UT (11.35) | 33 | Morehead, KY (12.67) |
| 34 | Memphis, TN (15.08) | 34 | Beaumont, TX (10.98) | 34 | Rochester, MI (12.64) |
| 35 | Jacksonville, FL (15.07) | 35 | Fort Wayne, IN (10.96) | 35 | Princeton, NJ (12.62) |
| 36 | New Orleans, LA (14.82) | 36 | Clarksville, TN (10.81) | 36 | Stillwater, OK (12.58) |
| 37 | Lexington-Fayette, KY (14.59) | 37 | Hartford, CT (10.66) | 37 | Stanford, CA (12.55) |
| 38 | Indianapolis, IN (14.49) | 38 | Ann Arbor, MI (10.51) | 38 | Athens, OH (12.54) |
| 39 | Columbus, OH (14.07) | 39 | Lafayette, LA (10.25) | 39 | Cape Girardeau, MO (12.39) |
| 40 | Las Vegas, NV (13.70) | 40 | Lubbock, TX (10.10) | 40 | Kent, OH (12.37) |
| 41 | Fresno, CA (12.82) | 41 | Fullerton, CA (9.96) | 41 | Kalamazoo, MI (12.36) |
| 42 | Tucson, AZ (11.80) | 42 | Athens, GA (9.87) | 42 | Smithfield, RI (12.24) |
| 43 | Dallas, TX (11.56) | 43 | Tempe, AZ (9.72) | 43 | Statesboro, GA (12.23) |
| 44 | Fort Worth, TX (11.23) | 44 | Billings, MT (9.61) | 44 | Corvallis, OR (12.19) |
| 45 | Long Beach, CA (10.74) | 45 | College Station, TX (9.45) | 45 | San Luis Obispo, CA (12.06) |
| 46 | Colorado Springs, CO (10.59) | 46 | Tallahassee, FL (9.30) | 46 | Muncie, IN (12.01) |
| 47 | San Jose, CA (10.47) | 47 | Irvine, CA (9.25) | 47 | Iowa City, IA (11.99) |
| 48 | Omaha, NE (9.81) | 48 | Berkeley, CA (9.19) | 48 | Greeley, CO (11.97) |
| 49 | Wichita, KS (9.76) | 49 | Huntsville, AL (8.99) | 49 | Hamden, CT (11.92) |
| 50 | Honolulu, HI (9.68) | 50 | Little Rock, AR (8.76) | 50 | Hammond, LA (11.89) |
| 51 | Portland, OR (9.40) | 51 | Macon-Bibb County, GA (8.64) | 51 | Huntington, WV (11.86) |
| 52 | Raleigh, NC (8.14) | 52 | Evansville, IN (8.61) | 52 | Valparaiso, IN (11.86) |
| 53 | El Paso, TX (7.62) | 53 | Davenport, IA (8.33) | 53 | Harrisonburg, VA (11.78) |
| 54 | Sacramento, CA (7.06) | 54 | Cedar Rapids, IA (8.21) | 54 | Easton, PA (11.71) |
| 55 | Oklahoma City, OK (6.83) | 55 | Fargo, ND (8.04) | 55 | Normal, IL (11.61) |
| 56 | Riverside, CA (6.26) | 56 | Jackson, MS (8.03) | 56 | Greenville, SC (11.56) |
| 57 | Bakersfield, CA (6.01) | 57 | Lincoln, NE (8.01) | 57 | Charleston, IL (11.51) |
| 57 | Modesto, CA (8.01) | 58 | Hackensack, NJ (11.40) | ||
| 59 | Akron, OH (7.80) | 59 | Tuscaloosa, AL (11.37) | ||
| 60 | New Haven, CT (7.77) | 60 | Lawrence, KS (11.29) | ||
| 61 | Syracuse, NY (7.77) | 61 | Terre Haute, IN (11.16) | ||
| 62 | Lowell, MA (7.59) | 62 | Moraga, CA (11.15) | ||
| 63 | Boise City, ID (7.51) | 63 | West Lafayette, IN (11.15) | ||
| 64 | Everett, WA (7.45) | 64 | Greenville, NC (11.14) | ||
| 65 | Worcester, MA (7.40) | 65 | Troy, AL (11.14) | ||
| 66 | Midland, TX (7.39) | 66 | Richmond, KY (11.08) | ||
| 67 | Lakeland, FL (7.29) | 67 | Granville, WV (11.04) | ||
| 68 | Frisco, TX (7.28) | 68 | Fayetteville, AR (11.01) | ||
| 69 | Chattanooga, TN (7.13) | 69 | Williamsburg, VA (10.92) | ||
| 70 | Port St. Lucie, FL (7.12) | 70 | College Park, MD (10.91) | ||
| 71 | Round Rock, TX (7.12) | 71 | Huntsville, TX (10.89) | ||
| 72 | Waco, TX (7.05) | 72 | San Marcos, TX (10.79) | ||
| 73 | Grand Rapids, MI (7.02) | 73 | Ruston, LA (10.78) | ||
| 74 | High Point, NC (6.96) | 74 | Elizabethton, TN (10.77) | ||
| 75 | Lancaster, CA (6.86) | 75 | Jonesboro, AR (10.71) | ||
| 75 | Clearwater, FL (6.86) | 76 | Fishkill, NY (10.70) | ||
| 75 | Augusta, GA (6.86) | 77 | Bowling Green, KY (10.62) | ||
| 78 | Des Moines, IA (6.76) | 78 | Martin, TN (10.60) | ||
| 79 | Orlando, FL (6.68) | 79 | Hempstead, NY (10.60) | ||
| 80 | Allentown, PA (6.68) | 80 | Bluefield, WV (10.43) | ||
| 81 | Savannah, GA (6.51) | 81 | Emmitsburg, MD (10.15) | ||
| 82 | Erie, PA (6.50) | 82 | Lake Charles, LA (10.13) | ||
| 83 | Lansing, MI (6.34) | 83 | Jacksonville, AL (10.02) | ||
| 84 | Santa Clara, CA (6.34) | 84 | Thibodaux, LA (10.01) | ||
| 85 | Tacoma, WA (6.31) | 85 | Orono, ME (10.01) | ||
| 86 | Las Cruces, NM (6.27) | 86 | Hattiesburg, MS (9.98) | ||
| 87 | Visalia, CA (6.19) | 87 | Monroe, LA (9.85) | ||
| 88 | Manchester, NH (6.17) | 88 | Chapel Hill, NC (9.84) | ||
| 89 | San Bernardino, CA (6.13) | 89 | Natchitoches, LA (9.83) | ||
| 90 | Rancho Cucamonga, CA (5.96) | 90 | Great Falls, MT (9.76) | ||
| 91 | Providence, RI (5.47) | 91 | Auburn, NY (9.70) | ||
| 92 | Newark, NJ (5.09) | 92 | Zebulon, NC (9.68) | ||
| 93 | Jersey City, NJ (2.85) | 93 | Malibu, CA (9.61) | ||
| 94 | Manhattan, KS (9.39) | ||||
| 95 | Boone, NC (9.28) | ||||
| 96 | South Orange Village, NJ (9.26) | ||||
| 97 | Papillion, NE (9.21) | ||||
| 98 | Morgantown, WV (9.21) | ||||
| 99 | Farmville, VA (9.16) | ||||
| 100 | Nacogdoches, TX (9.11) | ||||
| 101 | Edinburg, TX (9.10) | ||||
| 102 | Norwich, CT (9.06) | ||||
| 103 | Davidson, NC (9.06) | ||||
| 104 | Storrs, CT (9.02) | ||||
| 105 | Pulaski, VA (8.98) | ||||
| 106 | Stony Brook, NY (8.92) | ||||
| 107 | Troy, NY (8.85) | ||||
| 108 | Idaho Falls, ID (8.74) | ||||
| 109 | Spartanburg, SC (8.71) | ||||
| 110 | Newark, DE (8.70) | ||||
| 111 | Itta Bena, MS (8.66) | ||||
| 112 | Ogden, UT (8.53) | ||||
| 113 | Eastlake, OH (8.42) | ||||
| 114 | Lexington, VA (8.40) | ||||
| 115 | Danville, VA (8.37) | ||||
| 116 | Salem, VA (8.32) | ||||
| 117 | Kingsport, TN (8.31) | ||||
| 118 | Woodbridge, VA (8.29) | ||||
| 119 | Lewisburg, PA (8.23) | ||||
| 120 | Boiling Springs, NC (8.22) | ||||
| 121 | Reading, PA (8.21) | ||||
| 122 | Appleton, WI (8.15) | ||||
| 123 | West Long Branch, NJ (8.11) | ||||
| 124 | Batavia, NY (8.10) | ||||
| 125 | Bloomington, IN (8.04) | ||||
| 126 | Keizer, OR (8.04) | ||||
| 127 | Princeton, WV (7.98) | ||||
| 128 | East Lansing, MI (7.97) | ||||
| 129 | Auburn, AL (7.95) | ||||
| 130 | Bowling Green, OH (7.94) | ||||
| 131 | Helena, MT (7.87) | ||||
| 132 | Fairfax, VA (7.86) | ||||
| 133 | Pensacola, FL (7.86) | ||||
| 134 | Greeneville, TN (7.85) | ||||
| 135 | Myrtle Beach, SC (7.85) | ||||
| 136 | Scranton, PA (7.81) | ||||
| 137 | Albany, NY (7.81) | ||||
| 138 | Clinton, SC (7.79) | ||||
| 139 | Bristol, VA (7.77) | ||||
| 140 | Portland, ME (7.75) | ||||
| 141 | Burlington, VT (7.74) | ||||
| 142 | Burlington, NC (7.71) | ||||
| 143 | Boca Raton, FL (7.64) | ||||
| 144 | Hillsboro, OR (7.63) | ||||
| 145 | Pasco, WA (7.57) | ||||
| 146 | Dover, DE (7.52) | ||||
| 147 | Hickory, NC (7.52) | ||||
| 148 | Santa Barbara, CA (7.48) | ||||
| 149 | Altoona, PA (7.45) | ||||
| 150 | Palm Beach, FL (7.40) | ||||
| 151 | Harrisburg, PA (7.40) | ||||
| 152 | Frederick, MD (7.39) | ||||
| 153 | Port Charlotte, FL (7.37) | ||||
| 154 | Missoula, MT (7.37) | ||||
| 155 | Grand Junction, CO (7.34) | ||||
| 156 | Springdale, AR (7.31) | ||||
| 157 | West Sacramento, CA (7.27) | ||||
| 158 | Niles, OH (7.21) | ||||
| 159 | Rome, GA (7.21) | ||||
| 160 | Bethlehem, PA (7.16) | ||||
| 161 | Wilmington, DE (7.15) | ||||
| 162 | Rock Hill, SC (7.13) | ||||
| 163 | Burlington, IA (7.09) | ||||
| 164 | Dunedin, FL (7.09) | ||||
| 165 | North Little Rock, AR (7.09) | ||||
| 166 | Williamsport, PA (7.06) | ||||
| 167 | Conway, AR (7.04) | ||||
| 168 | DeLand, FL (7.02) | ||||
| 169 | Clinton, IA (7.01) | ||||
| 170 | Pearl, MS (6.98) | ||||
| 171 | Pawtucket, RI (6.92) | ||||
| 172 | Salisbury, MD (6.92) | ||||
| 173 | Aberdeen, MD (6.85) | ||||
| 174 | New Brunswick, NJ (6.84) | ||||
| 175 | New Rochelle, NY (6.84) | ||||
| 176 | Beloit, WI (6.83) | ||||
| 177 | Hagerstown, MD (6.81) | ||||
| 178 | Blacksburg, VA (6.78) | ||||
| 179 | Towson, MD (6.78) | ||||
| 180 | Grambling, LA (6.77) | ||||
| 181 | Oxford, OH (6.77) | ||||
| 182 | Carbondale, IL (6.73) | ||||
| 183 | Lewiston, NY (6.71) | ||||
| 184 | Lake Elsinore, CA (6.65) | ||||
| 185 | Fayette, MS (6.62) | ||||
| 186 | Davis, CA (6.61) | ||||
| 187 | Bradenton, FL (6.54) | ||||
| 188 | Amherst, MA (6.52) | ||||
| 189 | Jackson, TN (6.51) | ||||
| 190 | Lakewood, NJ (6.44) | ||||
| 191 | Princess Anne, MD (6.44) | ||||
| 192 | Pine Bluff, AR (6.42) | ||||
| 193 | Biloxi, MS (6.40) | ||||
| 194 | Ypsilanti, MI (6.39) | ||||
| 195 | Poughkeepsie, NY (6.32) | ||||
| 195 | Murray, KY (6.32) | ||||
| 197 | DeKalb, IL (6.21) | ||||
| 198 | Bowie, MD (6.20) | ||||
| 199 | Kannapolis, NC (6.11) | ||||
| 200 | Evanston, IL (5.99) | ||||
| 201 | Jupiter, FL (5.96) | ||||
| 202 | Brookings, SD (5.90) | ||||
| 203 | Charleston, WV (5.88) | ||||
| 204 | Edwardsville, IL (5.82) | ||||
| 205 | Geneva, IL (5.80) | ||||
| 206 | Prairie View, TX (5.74) | ||||
| 207 | Ithaca, NY (5.56) | ||||
| 208 | Midland, MI (5.52) | ||||
| 209 | Macomb, IL (5.17) | ||||
| 210 | Youngstown, OH (5.13) | ||||
| 211 | Old Westbury, NY (4.78) | ||||
| 212 | Kinston, NC (4.33) | ||||
| 213 | Kissimmee, FL (1.78) |
As baseball grows in popularity in the U.S. and abroad, so will the challenges for those in the industry. For insight into those issues, advice on enjoying the ballgame and more, we asked a panel of experts to weigh in with their thoughts on the following key questions:
- What are the biggest issues facing MLB today?
- How has fantasy sports affected fans’ enjoyment of MLB?
- What is your take on the time-based contract structure used by MLB, as well as the various other spending constraints imposed by the league?
- Who are your picks to win the World Series, MVP and Cy Young Awards?
- What is the best way to enjoy a baseball game on a budget?
John B. Lord Ph.D. – Professor (Emeritus) of Sports Marketing, Saint Joseph's University
Robert M. Jarvis Professor of Law, Shepard Broad College of Law Nova Southeastern University
John B. Lord Ph.D. – Professor (Emeritus) of Sports Marketing, Saint Joseph's University
Robert M. Jarvis Professor of Law, Shepard Broad College of Law Nova Southeastern UniversityIn order to determine the best cities for baseball fans, WalletHub’s analysts compared 363 of the most populated U.S. cities based on 31 key metrics, which are listed below with their corresponding weights. Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 representing the most favorable conditions for baseball fans. For our sample, we chose cities with at least one Major League Baseball (MLB), Minor League Baseball (MiLB) or college baseball (NCAA) team.
We then grouped the cities by division and assigned weights to each divisional category according to its popularity among fans. Finally, we determined each city’s weighted average across all metrics to calculate its total score and used the resulting scores to rank-order our sample.
For the ranking by city size, we grouped and ranked the cities based on the following population-size guidelines:
- Large cities: More than 300,000 people
- Midsize cities: 100,000 to 300,000 people
- Small cities: Fewer than 100,000 people
- Number of Teams: Full Weight (~8.24 Points)
- Performance Level of Team(s): Full Weight (~8.24 Points)Note: This metric was calculated by dividing the number of wins by the total number of games played.
- Number of Championships Wins: Full Weight (~8.24 Points)
- Number of Division Championship Wins: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)
- Number of Hall of Fame Head Coaches: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)
- Franchise Value: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)Note: This metric measures the team(s) estimated value in dollars.
- Average Ticket Price per Game: Full Weight (~8.24 Points)
- Fan Engagement: Full Weight (~8.24 Points)Note: This metric measures the number of Twitter followers and Facebook “Likes” per capita.
- Number of Coaches in Past 10 Seasons: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)Note: “Past 10 Seasons” include seasons 2007–2008 to 2016–2017.
- Stadium Capacity: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)Note: This metric was calculated using the following formula: Stadium Capacity / City Population.
- Attendance: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)Note: This metric was calculated using the following formula: Average Home-Fan Attendance / Arena Capacity.
- Popularity Index: Half Weight (~4.12 Points)
- Number of Teams: Full Weight (~1.33 Points)
- Performance Level of Team(s): Full Weight (~1.33 Points)Note: This metric was calculated by dividing the number of wins by the total number of games played.
- Number of Championship Wins: Full Weight (~1.33 Points)
- Number of Regular Season Championship Wins: Half Weight (~0.67 Points)
- Number of Hall of Fame Head Coaches: Half Weight (~0.67 Points)
- Minimum Season Ticket Price: Full Weight (~1.33 Points)
- Fan Engagement: Full Weight (~1.33 Points)Note: This metric measures the number of Twitter followers and Facebook “Likes” per capita.
- Number of Coaches in Past 10 Seasons: Half Weight (~0.67 Points)Note: “Past 10 Seasons” include seasons 2007–2008 to 2016–2017.
- Attendance: Half Weight (~0.67 Points)Note: This metric was calculated using the following formula: Average Home-Fan Attendance / Arena Capacity.
- Stadium Capacity: Half Weight (~0.67 Points)Note: This metric was calculated using the following formula: Stadium Capacity / City Population.
- Number of Teams: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
- Performance Level of Team(s): Full Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric was calculated by dividing the number of wins by the total number of games played.
- Number of Championship Wins: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
- Number of Regular Season Championship Wins: Half Weight (~1.43 Points)
- Number of Hall of Fame Head Coaches: Half Weight (~1.43 Points)
- Minimum Season Ticket Price for a Game: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
- Fan Engagement: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)Note: This metric measures the number of Twitter followers and Facebook “Likes” per capita.
- Number of Coaches in Past 10 Seasons: Half Weight (~1.43 Points)Note: “Past 10 Seasons” include seasons 2007–2008 to 2016–2017.
- Stadium Capacity: Half Weight (~1.43 Points)Note: This metric was calculated using the following formula: Stadium Capacity / City Population.
Sources: Data used to create this ranking were collected from the U.S. Census Bureau, Team Marketing Report, ESPN, MLB, Minor League Baseball, The Harris Poll, Sports Reference, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, The National Collegiate Athletic Association and each team’s website.
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