Which MLB team has the most fans?
The Toronto Blue Jays currently generate the highest measured worldwide MLB team-name search demand, at approximately 6.12 million monthly searches in September 2026. Hyperset tracks all 30 clubs using current and historical search demand, US audience demand and broader digital-engagement signals.
Monthly search data September 2026
YoY comparison September 2025
September 2026 monthly search demand, with year-on-year change and rank movement versus September 2025.Most Searched MLB Teams Worldwide
Rank Team Current demand YoY change YoY rank Δ #1 Toronto Blue Jays 6.1M -33.0% — #2 Detroit Tigers 4.1M -55.3% ▼1 #2 Los Angeles Dodgers 4.1M -18.2% ▲1 #3 Chicago Cubs 3.4M -33.0% — #3 New York Yankees 3.4M -63.3% ▼2 #4 Atlanta Braves 2.7M +0.0% ▲1 #4 Milwaukee Brewers 2.7M -55.2% ▼2 #4 Seattle Mariners 2.7M -55.2% ▼2 #5 Boston Red Sox 2.2M -63.4% ▼3 #5 Cleveland Guardians 2.2M -63.4% ▼3 #5 St Louis Cardinals 2.2M +0.0% ▲1 #6 Cincinnati Reds 1.8M -63.4% ▼3 #6 Pittsburgh Pirates 1.8M +22.0% ▲2 #6 Texas Rangers 1.8M -45.4% ▼2 #7 Houston Astros 1.5M -70.0% ▼4 #8 Baltimore Orioles 1.2M -18.7% — #8 Minnesota Twins 1.2M -18.7% — #8 Philadelphia Phillies 1.2M -55.5% ▼3 #8 Tampa Bay Rays 1.2M +0.0% ▲1 #9 New York Mets 1.0M -70.1% ▼5 #9 San Diego Padres 1.0M -63.5% ▼4 #10 Arizona Diamondbacks 823.0K -45.1% ▼2 #10 Chicago White Sox 823.0K +22.3% ▲2 #10 San Francisco Giants 823.0K -55.0% ▼3 #11 Colorado Rockies 550.0K -33.2% — #11 Miami Marlins 550.0K -33.2% — #11 Washington Nationals 550.0K +0.0% ▲2 #12 Kansas City Royals 450.0K -55.0% ▼2 #12 Los Angeles Angels 450.0K -18.2% ▲1 #13 Athletics 135.0K -32.8% ▲1
September 2026 monthly search demand, with year-on-year change and rank movement versus September 2025.Most Searched MLB Teams in the United States
Rank Team Current demand YoY change YoY rank Δ #1 Detroit Tigers 4.1M -55.3% — #2 Chicago Cubs 3.4M -33.0% ▲1 #2 Los Angeles Dodgers 3.4M -18.1% ▲2 #3 Atlanta Braves 2.7M +0.0% ▲3 #3 Milwaukee Brewers 2.7M -55.2% ▼1 #3 New York Yankees 2.7M -55.2% ▼1 #3 Seattle Mariners 2.7M -55.2% ▼1 #4 St Louis Cardinals 2.2M +0.0% ▲3 #5 Boston Red Sox 1.8M -55.3% ▼1 #5 Cleveland Guardians 1.8M -70.1% ▼3 #5 Pittsburgh Pirates 1.8M +22.0% ▲3 #6 Cincinnati Reds 1.5M -63.3% ▼2 #6 Houston Astros 1.5M -70.0% ▼3 #6 Texas Rangers 1.5M -55.2% ▼1 #7 Minnesota Twins 1.2M -18.7% ▲1 #7 Philadelphia Phillies 1.2M -55.5% ▼1 #7 Toronto Blue Jays 1.2M -63.6% ▼2 #8 Baltimore Orioles 1.0M -18.0% ▲1 #8 Tampa Bay Rays 1.0M +0.0% ▲2 #9 Chicago White Sox 823.0K +49.6% ▲4 #9 New York Mets 823.0K -70.0% ▼3 #9 San Diego Padres 823.0K -63.3% ▼2 #10 Arizona Diamondbacks 673.0K -44.8% ▼1 #10 San Francisco Giants 673.0K -55.1% ▼2 #11 Colorado Rockies 450.0K -33.1% ▲1 #11 Kansas City Royals 450.0K -45.3% — #11 Miami Marlins 450.0K -33.1% ▲1 #11 Washington Nationals 450.0K -18.2% ▲2 #12 Los Angeles Angels 368.0K -18.2% ▲2 #13 Athletics 90.5K -33.0% ▲2
How did the March 2026 MLB digital index rank?
The previous Hyperset MLB index combined web search, website traffic and major social-platform audience signals. It is retained as a dated historical layer and should not be read as the same metric as the current monthly search-demand ranking above.
