games blasted Fox past rivals to take a commanding lead for the week, with an average of 14.7 million viewers. CBS drew 9.8 million, ABC 9.5 million, NBC 5.6 million, Uni 3.3 million, and CW 2.2 million, though ABC placed... [read full story]
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nobrtable br { display: none }.nobrtable br { display: none }The Yankees may be one of the most hated teams in America, but they certainly attract an audience.The 6-game Yankees/Phillies World Series averaged an 11.7/19 rating...
The New York Yankees' World Series clincher against the Philadelphia Phillies led Fox to a Thursday night prime-time ratings win, according to early Nielsen estimates. Game 6 coverage averaged 22.3 million viewers and pulled a...
Yesterday's Winners: Baseball World Series, Game 6 (Fox), Criminal Minds (CBS), CSI: NY (CBS) -Honorable Mention: Modern Family (ABC) -Yesterday's Losers: Hank (ABC), The Jay Leno Show (NBC), Eastwick (ABC) -Ratings Breakdown:...
Rush Limbaugh's 30-minute screed against President Obama on "Fox News Sunday" delivered host Chris Wallace a huge ratings boost. On FOX broadcast, the show averaged 1.542 million total viewers (up 41.7% over the previous week),...
NEW YORK – World Series television ratings bounced back from last year's record lows. The Yankees' six-game victory over the Phillies on Fox averaged an 11.7 rating and 19 share. That's the highest since a 15.8/26 in 2004, when...
MINNEAPOLIS (AdAge.com) -- New York Yankee Hideki Matsui -- known by baseball fans as Godzilla -- breathed fire at the plate and stomped on the Philadelphia Phillies with six runs batted in during the decisive Game 6 on...
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The Fox network's coverage of the 2009 World Series generated the largest single-year ratings increase in the entire televised history of the Fall Classic, dating back to 1947, Fox Sports said Thursday....
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- The Fox network's coverage of the 2009 World Series generated the largest single-year ratings increase in the entire televised history of the Fall Classic, dating back to 1947, Fox Sports said Thursday....
It really does. Well, Fox has this summary of its ratings for the World Series and you can bet that it's rooting for the Yankees to appear every season. 2009 WORLD SERIES POSTS BIGGEST YEAR-TO-YEAR GROWTH IN HISTORY FALL...
Posted on 05 November 2009 by Robert Seidman Of course, that biggest year-to-year growth in history is on the heels of last year’s record lows. But, this was a nice reversal and beats the heck out of consecutive record lows!...
