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I think overall most teams would stay the same if there were more games, with the exception of the handful of teams that struggle to always sell out every seat. NFL tickets are generally in high demand

This should be scaled for percentage of stadium size. NHL looks like it actually has a higher average in that way.

Why'd you withdraw from so many?

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Newbie here: Thoughts on maps where country are «bloated » based on data importance? (example here)

The NLL has very good attendance numbers also

I don’t think so. That’s what makes football so good. Every game means something. I didn’t like it when they added a 17th regular season game, just as I didn’t like it when they added a playoff team. The scarcity is what makes it good.

Where is the WNBA numbers? Can the chart accommodate numbers in the hundreds?

I wonder how much the Arizona Coyotes playing in a 4,600-seat college arena while they wait for their own barn to be built skews the NHL.

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Why do you think Google Will fall?

I think just # of games as a relative guage. Next would be avg ticket price. Can't expect people to have the same amount of time and money for each sport, which are not mutually exclusive.

Any correlation to what the better days had in common? Same for the worse days? Or any types of patterns you found on happy days, etc?

It's explained by supply vs demand.

Baseball has 162 games per season. No other sport on this list comes close to that. Next highest is NHL and NBA at 82 games. Baseball stadiums also have relatively high max capacity as you can see.

Twice as many games as NBA and twice as much max capacity explain the bigger gap between avg attendance and max capacity. What ends up happening is that there are so many games and seats that fans pick and choose the "best" games to attend (with best opponents). In NBA seats are so scarce that you just pick whatever you can afford.

It's a great browser almost nobody uses on purpose, and while Chrome isn't going anywhere, Google's fall from grace is impending. Hope they enjoyed their decades in the sun.

Edge is a great browser and Chrome isn't going away anytime soon

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That's because the first iteration was shit. It wasn't rebuilt as Chromium based until 2018 so it definitely makes sense.

Basketball arenas are really small compared to football, baseball, and soccer stadiums

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Yeah but times this by how many games they have

Created in Excel.

2020 and the beginning of 2021 were easily the worst years of my life. On this graph it would be averaging around 3/10 throughout. But I noticed that mid 2021 was getting a little better so I decided to rank each day 1-10 based on how I felt at the end of the day.

1/10 is terrible, you can barely get out of bed, 10/10 is perfect. I was going into this assuming that for the average person with no major problems should be averaging around 6/10. I knew by mid-2021 I was not at 6 so my goal was to get an average of 6 after one year. I think I partially succeeded and the actual act of doing the graph put things into perspective which helped.