Twins risk lowest attendance since 2000 as losing streak continues

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Twins risk lowest attendance since 2000 as losing streak continues
Summary

The Minnesota Twins face declining attendance, potentially their lowest since 2000, as they continue to slide out of the playoff race. In a recent home game against the Cleveland Guardians, announced attendance was just 17,676, marking the second-lowest for a Sunday game this season. With only six home games left, the Twins have drawn 1,585,295 fans through 75 games, averaging 21,137 per game, a number some sources suggest does not reflect actual attendees. Their record has worsened to 14-24 since August 1, leaving them six games behind the White Sox in the AL Central. The Yankees are set to visit Target Field for a three-game series following this downward trend.

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  • Twins attendance may hit its lowest since 2000.
  • Recent game against Guardians had 17,676 fans, the season's second-lowest Sunday attendance.
  • Twins average 21,137 fans this season; many doubt actual attendance reflects this.
  • Team record is 14-24 since August 1, greatly affecting playoff hopes.
  • Yankees will play a three-game series at Target Field soon.
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  • 7:38 PMYahoo SportsTwins on pace for lowest attendance since 2000
What they're saying
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The Twins have faded from the playoff race, and with only six home games remaining, they're in danger of posting their lowest attendance since the 2000 team played at the Metrodome.

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