Three sets of numbers you'll want to take a look at:
First, the current MLS standings, post-Week 2. We are sitting at the top, tied with Chivas on points (six each) but ahead on what I'm assuming is goal differential. (Eventually I'll research this. I think top tiebreak is head-to-head, which is obviously irrelevant when two teams haven't met. After that I believe it's GD.)
Also, please note that the only two undefeated teams are in the Western Conference. So take that, all you Western haters.
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Second and third: The MLS attendance figures for Week 1 and Week 2.
Week 1:
03/19 New York Red Bulls @ Seattle Sounders FC 32,523
03/22 D.C. United @ Los Angeles Galaxy 18,013
03/21 Colorado Rapids @ Chivas USA 16,453
03/21 Columbus Crew @ Houston Dynamo 16,053
03/21 Chicago Fire @ FC Dallas 15,905
03/21 Toronto FC @ Kansas City Wizards 10,385
03/21 New England Revolution @ San Jose Earthquakes 10,335
Weekly Total 119,667
Average 17,095.29
Week 2
03/28 Real Salt Lake @ Seattle Sounders FC 28,548
03/28 Chicago Fire @ D.C. United 15,895
03/28 Toronto FC @ Columbus Crew 14,686
03/28 New England Revolution @ New York Red Bulls 12,462
03/28 Kansas City Wizards @ Colorado Rapids 11,885
03/28 Houston Dynamo @ San Jose Earthquakes 9,177
03/29 Chivas USA @ FC Dallas 6,524
Weekly Average 13,236.14
Year-To-Date Average 15,165.71
Wow. No wonder Commish Don Garber got tears in his eyes when he came to Seattle.