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Dec 14, 2022 · The 2022 Fall Classic between the Astros and Phillies would rank as the No. 1 primetime entertainment program on TV -- comparing the average television audience for the World Series vs. the audience for a full season of any primetime entertainment program.
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The previous night, regional Major League Baseball action on FOX averaged a 0.9 and 1.68 million — also up from last year (0.8, 1.41M*). Both of last year’s games aired opposite NBA semifinal Game 7s.
Nov 8, 2022 · The 2022 World Series provided fans with a no-hitter, a home run onslaught, two large-market teams, and a heart-warming storyline with Houston ’s Dusty Baker finally getting his managerial...
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Oct 28, 2000 · A comprehensive analysis of World Series television ratings, as compiled by Nielsen Media Research, along with broadcast network data, and shares for every Major League World Series where data is researched below.
Nov 9, 2022 · The 2022 Major League Baseball (MLB) World Series drew the second-lowest TV audience in its history, with the deciding game six accruing fewer viewers than a college football game.
The full Sunday Night Baseball season averaged 1.49 million viewers, up 1% from last year (1.47M). TBS finished its season with 316,000 for Phillies-Astros on Tuesday night, a game that aired directly opposite Aaron Judge’s record-setting 62nd home run on MLB Network (and YES Network in New York).
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The Padres Mets series would have averaged around 4-5 million if on broadcast ESPN made a big mistake in scheduling Sunday Night, starting the game at 7, which was directly against the end of the Cowboys game on Fox.
