Best Fans In Baseball: NL East Bracket

by on June 8, 2012 · 8 comments

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Think about it.  Who has the best fans in the National League East division?  For the record, “Cardinals” is NOT an answer for this one.  Sorry folks.

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Marilyn Green (@Marilyncolor) June 8, 2012

It certainly isn’t the Mets or the Phillies. Braves and Marlins have nice fans, at least the ones that show up to support their team, which isn’t much. I had to go with the Nationals, by process of elimination.

Dennis June 8, 2012

Thanks for voting. I’m not going to announce my vote quite yet, but I will say that I’ve found extreme nutcases in all fan bases. I’m trying not to let that influence me too much.

Sir Sci June 8, 2012

EASILY the Braves. I don’t see how there’s any competition from the other teams. Washington fans seem nice (and I kinda like Washington, they have some players I enjoy watching), but the team really hasn’t been around long enough to develop a passionate fan base with traditions quite yet, I don’t think.

Phillie fans are, well, Philadelphia fans. Ya, they are passionate, but they are also rude, mean, and a whole lot more spiteful than the average baseball fan.

Mets? The Dodgers should never have moved.

Fans from Miami in general, no matter the sport, do not really impress me.

Braves fans are passionate, show up to support their team, have a long line of baseball heroes and traditions, and I think are classy as a whole.

HTOWN June 8, 2012

How do we vote?

I’d probably have to go with the Braves fans. It’s amazing how often I see the tomahawk chop at games outside of Atlanta.

I went to an Astros game earlier this year and it seemed like half the stadium was doing the Tomahawk Chop.

Kinda Embarassing.

HTOWN June 8, 2012

And I mean Embarassing for the Astros fans for letting the Braves fans take over.

Also, I see the poll now. It wasn’t showing up before.

Dennis June 8, 2012

Thanks for reading, and thanks for the feedback. Really find it interesting to find out what fan experiences others have had.

Dennis June 8, 2012

I’m not a fan of the Chop, but I appreciate the enthusiasm. The Houston experience isn’t surprising given the state of things there. I fully expect that to change in a few years. It would certainly help MLB to have more support from one of the biggest cities in the country.

OtterMatt June 8, 2012

Has to be Atlanta.
– Philly fans seem to be mostly assholes (that I’ve met, anyway)
– Mets fans are long-suffering, to be sure, but there’s gotta be an element of hopefulness in there.
– Washington fans? Too new, too few.
– Marlins fans? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! As if.

Atlanta has GREAT history, legendary alumni, and a legitimate chance to compete most seasons. The fans are passionate and generally amicable, and they don’t seem to jump ship when things go wrong. So, yeah, the only logical choice.

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