The short answer

Yes — mlb.com is cited by ChatGPT on 550 buyer queries in our index, most often alongside espn.com, oaistatic.com, baseball-reference.com. These are real recorded answers, not an estimate — the count reflects the queries we’ve scanned and the model we currently track (ChatGPT). For the full list of queries and the exact answers, run the free Domain Check.

How often is mlb.com cited?

Across the queries in our index, ChatGPT cites mlb.com on 550 distinct queries, with 2,188 citations recorded in total (a domain can be cited more than once for the same query across re-scans).

Which domains are co-cited with mlb.com?

The domains most often cited in the same answers as mlb.com — the sources ChatGPT treats as substitutes or companions. Ranked by how many queries they share.

Domains co-cited with mlb.com — live index, September 2026
#Co-cited domainShared queries
1espn.com132
2oaistatic.com127
3baseball-reference.com103
4cbssports.com102
5ticketmaster.com99
6wikipedia.org94
7wnba.com83
8reuters.com77
9nhl.com67
10reddit.com61

Sample queries mlb.com is cited on

A few examples from the index. The complete, dated list — with the domains co-cited in each answer — is what the free Domain Check returns.

  • cardinals tickets st louistransactional
  • tickets for st louis cardinalstransactional
  • tickets st louis cardinalstransactional
  • st louis cardinals ticketstransactional
  • st louis tickets cardinalsnavigational
  • cardinals st louis ticketstransactional
  • st louis cardinals ticketnavigational
  • st louis cardinals baseball game ticketstransactional

How is this measured?

We run real buyer questions through ChatGPT and record which domains each answer cites. This page aggregates those records for mlb.com. Figures are live and dated — see the methodology. To track mlb.com (or your own domain) over time, start with the free Domain Check.