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The Cubs and Indians are of course locked up 1-1 through two games of the
2016 World Series. We might be in for a long and potentially dramatic series,
but already this particular Fall Classic is proving to be a popular one.
That's not especially surprising, considering that the Cubs are a
large-market franchise with a national following. They also, of course,
haven't won a World Series since 1908, which adds to the appeal.
Speaking of appeal, the 2016 World Series is already reversing a pattern of
decline with regard to TV ratings. Here's this from the Associated Press:
The first two games of the World Series averaged 18.3 million viewers on Fox,
up 27 percent from last year and the most since 2009.
The two-game average of 10.7 [rating]/19 [share] and 19.2 million is the most
since 11.8/19 and 19.2 million for the Yankees-Philadelphia Series in 2009.
前两战大众平均收视人口是18.3M人,相较于去年成长27%
G1更是达到了19.368M人收看，也是自2009年以来新高
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