Historical MLB opening day stats from sellouts to record holders

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Ah, the eve of opening day!

Spring is in the air and regular season baseball has risen once again.

This year, reminiscent of 2023, all 30 Major League Baseball teams will take the field on the same day. In anticipation of the long-awaited and jampacked day of baseball, here are some opening day fun facts to take with you, beer in hand, to the designated ballpark of your team.

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(The Cleveland Guardians have sold out opening day for 31 years straight. (Getty Images))

The Cleveland Guardians have sold out every opening day since 1994

Since the Cleveland Guardians' ballpark opened in 1994, the team has sold out opening day every year, including 2024. This year marks the 31st year the Guardians, formerly the Indians, have sold out the first game of the season.

The ball club saw a dramatic increase in attendance in 2023. However, their overall wins were disappointing for fans. The team lost 16 more games in 2023 than in the 2022 season.

Though the Guardians haven’t won a World Series since 1948, Cleveland fans are forever hopeful and buying up tickets quickly.

Speaking of… the Guardians sold out opening day in 2013 in 6 minutes

On Feb. 24, 2013, the Guardians posted on X that they sold out opening day in just six minutes.

The tweet on their official MLB account read, "Our home opener sold out in 6 MINUTES! Thanks for your support, Tribe fans!"

The team from over a decade ago included athletes Trevor Bauer, Yan Gomes, Carlos Santana, Jason Kipnis, Nick Swisher and Michael Brantley, among others.

The Cincinnati Reds sold out 2004 opening day in 16