Total attendance was four. The Yankees50 doubled their attendance record from their previous game with some speculating word is getting out about these Yankees50.

On a special note, this game will likely play a part of significant baseball lore in the future...

Per the league commissioner, this game will be archived as the origin of the Rule of Vaspol. Surprisingly, this rule describes a very simple and practical source of communication amongst players and fans. Baseball historians and researchers both in America and internationally commit to there being no evidence for comparison to the Rule of Vapol since 1845 when archives for the game began being kept. As for its description, the Rule of Vaspol states the following; any active player who has taken a defensive position, regardless of what position the player may possess, and who, upon encountering the potential of capturing the baseball, after being put into play by the batter, and prior to it landing on to the field or otherwise known as a "pop-fly" or "fly-ball", shall vocalize using an opulent and demonstrative voice the words "I got it" only after the baseball has been secured either in the player's glove or against the player's body. This simple change will for both fan and player alike remove some of the confusion when a player uses the words "I got it" while the ball is independently in space and tutored only by the laws of physics itself.

The Rule of Vapol's net effect is expected to provide less anxiety, more clarity, and thus enhanced enjoyment for both players and fans alike.