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Tampa Bay Rays' Playoff Game Sees Historically Low Attendance, Booing from Fans, and Mockery from Announcers
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The Tampa Bay Rays had a historically low attendance for their first playoff game, with less than 20,000 fans showing up at Tropicana Field. The crowd was even booed by the fans, and the announcers mocked the poor attendance. The announced attendance was 19,704, the smallest non-COVID crowd for an MLB postseason game since 1919. This was also the lowest attendance for a playoff game since Game 7 of the 1919 World Series. The Rays lost the game 4-0 to the Texas Rangers in the AL Wild Card Series. The low attendance was seen as embarrassing and drew attention from various media outlets.
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