The Pacific Coast League drew the most fans this season, helping Minor League Baseball set an all-time attendance record of 41,710,357.
The PCL had 7,413,505 fans, and the minors set a record for the third consecutive season with an increase of 377,078 from 2005. Two years ago, the minors drew 39,887,755, breaking a record that had stood for more than 50 years.
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