It should be called a Real Compiler. Because it just compiles real search results and puts out a summary that may or may not be accurate. Grok comes with added racism.
May 17, 2025 MLS Attendances Montreal (vs. Toronto) 16,008 New York City (vs. New York Red Bulls) 30,804 Columbus (vs. Cincinnati) 20,363 New England (vs. San Jose) 31,078 Charlotte (vs. Chicago) 29,755 Atlanta (vs. Philadelphia) 40,974 Nashville (vs. DC United) 25,110 Minnesota (vs. St. Louis) 19,643 Dallas (vs. Houston) 11,004 Austin (vs. Vancouver) 20,738 Colorado (vs. Real Salt Lake) 15,846 Portland (vs. Seattle) 25,218 San Diego (vs. Kansas City) 25,233 TOTAL ATTENDANCE: 311,824 AVERAGE: 23,986 (13 Matches)
Probably the smallest travelling contingent from Salt Lake we've had at the Dick, at least for a Saturday match.
The only unusual sellout was in Portland? And a bumper crowd in New England but I didn't even know they have a rivalry with San Jose...
Well, San Jose is coached by the guy who preceded Caleb Porter for the Revs. During the NYCFC vs. NYRB match, the announcers said Citi Field (where this match was played) was considered to have better sight lines for fans in attendance. The 30k+ drawn for that one was more than what NYCFC usually draw at Yankee Stadium when they play the Red Bulls (from what I remember; I could be wrong).
I asked Grok to find me the top 10 attendance for this matchup. Its having trouble finding the data, but lets see what it comes up with (I am looking at its deep research "thinking" stream") It found a list of all the Hudson River Derby matches but was unable to parse the page. Now its going through every match report ever on ESPN. This will take a while. Yeah that took too long and it gave up. Tried the same with mlssoccer.com and also gave up. Its now trying wikipedia. Thoughts feed is complaining that its easier to find information on goals than attendance. And it finished! Wikipedia is the source. It browsed every New York Red Bulls season page and filtered out the derby matches, then made a top 10. And thus I have learned that yesterday's match is the 5th highest attended New York Derby ever, and the only one from Citi field to have made this list. The record was 48k in 2015 and nothing came close since, with the 2nd highest being 37k in 2016. All matches in the top 10 have been at Yankee Stadium except the one from Citi field. A derby would need 28,895 to make the top 10, so no matches at Red Bull Arena have a chance.
Sunday, May 18 MLS Attendances Miami (vs. Orlando) 20,859 Los Angeles Galaxy (vs. Los Angeles FC) 23,083 WEEKEND TOTAL: 355,766 AVERAGE: 23,718 (15 Matches)
For that galaxy number: that's about as full as the place every looks on TV without people in the grass. New all seated sellout number?
Probably this is the lowest attendance for el traffico game at Galaxy stadium so far, not including COVID days.
Yeah but pretty sure that's a sellout now for games they don't open the berm for. Also not including open cup.
There were a lot of public order disturbances before and after the first derby. I suspect a lot of Red Bulls fans have decided is it's not worth the trouble and the away seat allocation has been strictly limited.
MLS Attendances for Saturday, May 24 Seattle (vs. Dallas) 30,575 San Diego (vs. Los Angeles Galaxy) 30,114 Montreal (vs. Los Angeles FC) 15,133 Philadelphia (vs. Miami) 19,357 DC United (vs. New York Red Bulls) 19,290 Toronto (vs. Nashville) 19,504 Charlotte (vs. Columbus) 29,296 Orlando (vs. Portland) 21,256 Minnesota (vs. Austin) 19,240 Kansas City (vs. New England) 17,180 Salt Lake City (vs. Vancouver) 20,084 San Jose (vs. Houston) Not Reported Colorado (vs. St. Louis) Not Reported WEEKEND TOTAL: 241,029 AVERAGE: 21,912 (11 Matches So Far)
Last of the May 24th attendances: Colorado (vs. St. Louis) 15,109 San Jose (vs. Houston) 15,457 WEEKEND TOTAL: 271,595 AVERAGE: 20,892 (13 Matches)
MLS Attendance for Sunday, May 25 New York City (vs. Chicago) 18,524 Atlanta (vs. Cincinnati) 40,919 WEEKEND TOTAL: 331,038 AVERAGE: 22,069 (15 Matches)
ChatGPT effed up. Check number 9. Here are the top ten highest-attended Hudson River Derby matches between New York City FC and the New York Red Bulls, including data up to 2025: ️ Top 10 Hudson River Derby Attendances 1. June 28, 2015 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 48,047 Result: NYCFC 1–3 NY Red Bulls *This match holds the record for the highest attendance in Hudson River Derby history. * 2. May 21, 2016 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 37,858 Result: NYCFC 0–7 NY Red Bulls *Known for the Red Bulls' dominant performance. * 3. August 6, 2017 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 33,679 Result: NYCFC 3–2 NY Red Bulls *A thrilling victory for NYCFC. * 4. July 3, 2016 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 33,613 Result: NYCFC 2–0 NY Red Bulls *A solid win for NYCFC. * 5. May 18, 2024 – Citi Field Attendance: 30,731 Result: NYCFC 2–1 NY Red Bulls *Set a new NYCFC record at Citi Field. * 6. September 17, 2022 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 30,151 Result: NYCFC 2–0 NY Red Bulls *A convincing win for NYCFC. * 7. August 22, 2018 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 30,139 Result: NYCFC 1–1 NY Red Bulls *A closely contested draw. * 8. July 8, 2018 – Yankee Stadium Attendance: 30,027 Result: NYCFC 1–0 NY Red Bulls *A narrow victory for NYCFC. * 9. May 17, 2025 – Citi Field Attendance: 30,804 Result: NYCFC 2–0 NY Red Bulls *A strong showing from NYCFC in front of a large crowd. * 10. July 24, 2016 – Red Bull Arena Attendance: 25,218 Result: NY Red Bulls 4–1 NYCFC A commanding performance by the Red Bulls. These matches highlight the intense rivalry and significant fan interest in the Hudson River Derby over the years.