Key Takeaways
- In 2023, the Durham Bulls (Triple-A, International League) led all MiLB teams with total home attendance of 311,551 fans over 76 home games.
- The Lehigh Valley IronPigs drew 283,118 fans in 2023, second-highest in Triple-A.
- Buffalo Bisons had 2023 home attendance of 269,442, averaging 3,547 per game across 76 games.
- Jackson Chourio (Brewers prospect) led all MiLB with 191 hits in 2023 across Double-A and Triple-A.
- James Wood (Nationals) hit 59 doubles in 2023, most in MiLB (High-A to Triple-A).
- Matt Shaw (Cubs) recorded 41 stolen bases in High-A in 2023.
- Paul Skenes struck out 170 batters in 131 innings across High-A and Double-A in 2023.
- Jackson Jobe (Tigers) posted 9.60 K/9 with 1.10 WHIP in High-A 2023.
- Cade Horton (Cubs) had 0.92 ERA in 4 starts before injury in High-A.
- The Durham Bulls won the International League championship in 2023 with 85-53 record.
- Worcester Red Sox set Triple-A record for youngest roster average age in 2023 at 25.8 years.
- Rocket City Trash Pandas (Double-A) had best Angels affiliate record at 77-51 in 2023.
- Minor League Baseball restructured to 120 teams in 2021, stable through 2023.
- The Durham Bulls won their 4th Triple-A Triple Crown (best record, attendance, playoff) in 2023.
- MiLB attendance surpassed 20 million for first time since 2019 in 2023 at 21.9M.
MiLB thrived in 2023 with rising attendance and standout prospects.
Attendance and Fan Engagement
Attendance and Fan Engagement Interpretation
Historical and Milestones
Historical and Milestones Interpretation
Player Hitting Statistics
Player Hitting Statistics Interpretation
Player Pitching Statistics
Player Pitching Statistics Interpretation
Team and League Records
Team and League Records Interpretation
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