The Phoenix Suns are evidently ‘running out of fans,’ according to a report by 24/7 Wall Street.

The site did a story, via USA TODAY Sports, that used sports attendance data from ESPN to find the pro sports franchises that saw an attendance decline of at least 10% from the 2008 season to the 2018 season.

The Suns came in at No. 9 on the list with an average home attendance drop of 17 percent from 2008-18.

Grant Suneson wrote: “The 2008-2009 Phoenix Suns marked the end of an era. In the previous four seasons, two-time MVP Steve Nash led the "Seven Seconds or Less" Suns, a team that played fast and scored in bunches. But after the Suns lost in the first round of the 2007-2008 playoffs, coach Mike D'Antoni left for the New York Knicks. Still, the core of the team was the same, and fans packed the US Airways Center to capacity to see the Suns lead the NBA with 109.4 points per game. After years of futility, the Phoenix Suns had the second-worst average home attendance in the 2018-2019 NBA season, with just 15,293 fans in attendance per game. Even DeAndre Ayton, the top overall pick in the 2018 draft, failed to draw fans to games. This is understandable, as the Suns posted an abysmal 19-63 record in the 2018-2019 season, their ninth straight season without a playoff berth.”

The study listed the Suns' average home attendance in 2008-09 at 18,422, which was 100% capacity at their arena.

Last season, the team's average home attendance was at 15,293, 83% capacity at their arena.

Phoenix went 46-36 in 2008, the first year in the report’s study. The team went just 19-63 in the most recent year in the study, the 2018 season.

The Suns are the only NBA team on the list.

The Indianapolis Colts are No. 12, the Carolina Hurricanes are No. 11 and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are No. 10.

The Cincinnati Reds come in at No. 8 and the Cincinnati Bengals come in at No. 7.

The Ottawa Senators are No. 6 and the Washington Redskins are No. 5.

No. 4 on the list is the Chicago White Sox, with the Philadelphia Phillies at No. 3.

The Tampa Bay Rays are No. 2 and the Detroit Tigers are No. 1

The Tigers’ attendance is down 41.3 % over the past 10 seasons, according to the report.

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You can read the entire report on the 12 teams that are running out of fans and the methodology to determine the teams here.