This, according to the game notes:
The announced crowd of 37,560 gave the Dodgers a season home attendance total of 2,935,139, the first time they failed to draw at least 3 million in a non-strike year since 1992. They averaged 36,236 and had just three sellouts at the 56,000-seat stadium.
Remember, 1992 was the first year MLB consolidated operations and started counting tickets sold, not turnstile attendance. So, the Dodgers hit a new low this year in the entire 20-season "modern attendance standard" era.
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A good 2/3rds of that count was represented by Dusty and Mary Hart
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