The Globe reports that, when it comes to TV and radio, the Sox aren’t drawing much of a crowd.

TV and radio ratings have fallen dramatically this season, along with many of the team’s marquee names. As the injured list has grown and the Sox have settled into third place in the American League East, more listeners and viewers seem to be finding other ways to spend a few hours on a summer evening.

Certainly people are still going to the games; I was at Fenway a couple weeks ago to enjoy a Sox loss, 4-2, to the Rangers, and it was announced over the PA that the game constituted the Sox’s 600th consecutive sellout.

But could it be that the bandwagon fans are hopping off? The ones walking around the streets of Manhattan in nice new Red Sox gear?

After all, it has been, you know, three years since the Sox won the World Series…