Which statement best describes on-field promotions in baseball?

• A. They occur more at the major league level
• B. They occur more at the minor league level
• C. They occur equally
• D. They do not occur

Answer: (B)

On-field promotions are the entertainment activities teams run on the field during a game to engage fans between innings. These are a staple in the minor leagues, where clubs rely on frequent giveaways, games, and promotional events to attract families and boost attendance. In the majors, promotions happen too, but the higher level of play, tighter schedules, and greater costs mean they occur less often per game. So, on-field promotions are more common at the minor league level because entertaining the crowd is a bigger part of their game-day strategy.