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1st is Philadelphia (spelling???), 2nd is Kansas City, 3rd is Oakland, and there might be a fourth! The 4th MIGHT be San Jose, (they are trying to move to San Jose claiming "they have more fans over here than in Oakland," but Baseball has TERRITORIES... They're like certain regions where teams have lots of fans or are just granted and San Jose is considered SF GIANTS territory....YESSSSS, Im a giants fan!)
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