Slumping attendance

Average attendance for Twins games at Target Field has fallen 29.6 percent since it opened in 2010. The team is in the midst of its first winning record since that first year.

By Jim Foster Star Tribune

June 5, 2015 — 9:10am

Jim Foster is a graphics reporter/producer who began his career at the Minnesota Star Tribune in 1985. He specializes in graphics for the Business section.

jfoster@startribune.com 612-673-4587

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