Grammarly used the same methodology for MLB teams. It reviewed 150 reader comments from the news section of each team website—10,592 total words, on average, per team. Mets fans had the most errors, making 13.9 mistakes per 100 words. It’s quite fitting considering the team’s unofficial slogans in past World Series years—“Ya Gotta Believe” (1973) and “Baseball Like It Oughta Be” (1986)—were littered with typographical errors.
Enough about the shitty Mets. Cubs fans averaged 5.2 errors per 100 words, while White Sox fans averaged 4.8 mistakes per 100 words. According to this study, White Sox fans make the third fewest mistakes among all MLB fan bases.
Most teams are in the 6-10 percent range, which is good I guess. That’s an A in school! These are the dumbest fan bases according to this study based on mistakes per 100 words
As much as I hate to admit it---Indian Fans are the smartest.(according to the study)
