Games Attended
See totals across supported leagues and revisit the matchups you've been to in person.
MLB Attendance Tracker
An MLB game tracker for fans who want a permanent record of baseball games they've attended—not just the season's box scores. Ticket Timeline maps attended games across ballparks, helps with spreadsheet import, and keeps venue progress, players seen, and memorable moments in one place.
For iPhone & Android
What You Can See
Turn attended games across MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and WNBA into stats, stories, and memories you can explore.
Players & Teams Seen
Discover which players and teams show up most across your attended games.
Moments & Milestones
Find the historic nights, career highs, and rare moments you witnessed from your seats.
How It Works
Add your attended games, let Ticket Timeline match the context, and explore your fan history.
1. Add or Import Games
Search, scan, import a spreadsheet, or add games manually. Need the steps? See adding and importing games.
2. Ticket Timeline Matches Context
Each attended game is matched to real players, scores, and moments so your timeline is easy to explore.
3. Explore Your Fan History
Browse milestones, performances, venues, and memories from the games you attended in person.
Moments Witnessed in MLB
Real MLB history — milestones and rare moments from across the league.
Yankees retire Gehrig's No. 4
Yankees retired Lou Gehrig's No. 4 in a between games of a doubleheader ceremony vs Washington Senators; final score Yankees 2-3 (G1), Yankees 11-1 (G2).
4
JERSEY RETIRED
Greg Vaughn reaches 50 home runs in a single season
Greg Vaughn reached 50 home runs in the 1998-99 season on this date, among the rarest single-season power totals in MLB history (finishing with 51 for the year).
27th
50 HOME RUNS IN A SINGLE SEASON
Perfect game by Randy Johnson
At age 40, Johnson struck out 13 in a 2-0 Diamondbacks win, the oldest pitcher to throw a perfect game.
17th
PERFECT GAME IN MLB HISTORY
Miguel Cabrera wins the Triple Crown
Cabrera hit .330 with 44 home runs and 139 RBI — the first Triple Crown in 45 years, ending a drought stretching back to Yastrzemski's 1967 season, and earning unanimous AL MVP recognition as one of the most celebrated hitting seasons of the modern era.
12th
TRIPLE CROWN SEASON IN MLB HISTORY
Rangers receive 2023 World Series rings
Rangers received their 2023 World Series championship rings at pregame of an 11-2 win over the Chicago Cubs; about 60 players, coaches, and on-field staff were presented rings designed by Jason of Beverly Hills before Chuck Morgan received the first ring.
2023
CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS
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Ballpark progress, import-friendly history, and moments from your seats
See which ballparks you've visited, how many games you've logged at each one, and which baseball milestones happened while you were there. Start from a spreadsheet or add games as you remember them, then browse published team trackers from the MLB hub for clubs you follow most.
Related Guides
- MLB ballpark tracker for the all-30 chase
- Interactive 30-park checklist
- Venue guides by building
- MLB Ballpark app alternative
- Former ballpark names on old tickets
- How to add and import games you've attended
- What to do with old ticket stubs
- MLB ballpark tracker for all 30 parks
- Sports attendance tracker for all supported leagues
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- NHL game tracker for attended games
- MLS match tracker for attended matches
- WNBA game tracker for attended games
Frequently Asked Questions
What can an MLB game tracker show for games I've attended?
Ticket Timeline shows teams, ballparks, players, milestones, and notable moments from MLB games you've attended. You can explore totals, revisit standout nights, and see how your baseball history connects across seasons.
Can I track progress toward all 30 MLB ballparks?
Yes. Ticket Timeline helps you see ballpark progress across the MLB games you've attended, including which parks you've visited and the games and moments tied to each one.
How do I add MLB games to my timeline?
Search for the teams and date you remember, import a spreadsheet, find games from Gmail ticket confirmations, scan a ticket stub, or add games manually. Ticket Timeline matches each game to MLB context so your attended history stays organized.
Does Ticket Timeline include historical MLB games?
Yes. Ticket Timeline includes deep historical MLB data, so you can add attended games from past seasons and explore the players and moments tied to each one.
Start Building Your Timeline
Download Ticket Timeline to track the games you've attended and explore the story behind your fandom.
For iPhone & Android