Social media polar opposites
Atlanta United and Minnesota United, which both joined MLS last season, couldn't be more different in terms of number of Twitter followers.
Atlanta United929,385
Seattle557,294
Orlando City484,597
L.A. Galaxy466,345
Houston424,905
Toronto406,455
N. Y. City389,229
Sporting Kansas City384,221
Portland343,771
Montreal332,837
Vancouver 332,077
San Jose259,540
N.Y. Red Bulls205,116
L. A. FC192,616
Columbus161,078
Chicago158,118
Dallas155,090
Real Salt Lake 150,832
Philadelphia130,473
D.C. United129,664
New England101,333
Colorado 99,743
Minnesota United85,698
Figures as of May 10
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