Red Forman
07-12-2010, 09:14 PM
Per Biz Courier of Cincy....
Reds: America’s 16th-favorite MLB team
The Cincinnati Reds are the 16th-most-popular Major League Baseball team in America, according to a new poll from Harris Interactive.
The Reds ranked 15th last year, and over the decade, were ranked as high as eighth in 2005.
The New York Yankees claimed the top spot, followed by the Boston Red Sox and the Atlanta Braves.
Rounding out the top 10 are the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota Twins and St. Louis Cardinals.
Some 36 percent of Americans say they follow Major League Baseball, down from last year when 41 percent said they followed baseball and 40 percent said so in 2008, Harris Interactive said. Men are more likely to do so than women (46 percent versus 27 percent). Also African-Americans are more likely to be followers of the sport, compared to both Whites and Hispanics (41 percent versus 36 percent and 34 percent).
There is also a regional divide, as almost half of Easterners (48 percent) say they follow baseball, compared to 34 percent of Westerners and 29 percent of Southerners.
http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2010/07/12/daily7.html
Reds: America’s 16th-favorite MLB team
The Cincinnati Reds are the 16th-most-popular Major League Baseball team in America, according to a new poll from Harris Interactive.
The Reds ranked 15th last year, and over the decade, were ranked as high as eighth in 2005.
The New York Yankees claimed the top spot, followed by the Boston Red Sox and the Atlanta Braves.
Rounding out the top 10 are the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers, Minnesota Twins and St. Louis Cardinals.
Some 36 percent of Americans say they follow Major League Baseball, down from last year when 41 percent said they followed baseball and 40 percent said so in 2008, Harris Interactive said. Men are more likely to do so than women (46 percent versus 27 percent). Also African-Americans are more likely to be followers of the sport, compared to both Whites and Hispanics (41 percent versus 36 percent and 34 percent).
There is also a regional divide, as almost half of Easterners (48 percent) say they follow baseball, compared to 34 percent of Westerners and 29 percent of Southerners.
http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2010/07/12/daily7.html