Toledo Sets New Attendance Record
September 2, 2007 - International League (IL1)
Toledo Mud Hens News Release
For the fourth time in six seasons, the Toledo Mud Hens have broken the record for attendance in a single season for Toledo professional baseball.
The previous attendance record of 569,380 was set in 2006 at Fifth Third Field. This season, the Mud Hens have played in front of 579,616 fans through Sunday's game.
Toledo has played in front of 34 sold-out crowds during the 2007 season and have sold-out 174 games in the six-year history of the downtown ballpark.
Top Toledo Professional Baseball Attendance Figures
1. 2007 579,616 Fifth Third Field
2. 2006 559,330 Fifth Third Field
3. 2005 556,995 Fifth Third Field
4. 2002 547,204 Fifth Third Field
5. 2004 544,778 Fifth Third Field
The Mud Hens will finish the regular season on Monday with the first pitch coming at 1:00 PM against the Columbus Clippers.
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