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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY TURNSTILE TRACKER

          Today, THE DAILY lists NBA teams in order of their     average road attendance.  This NBA home and road attendance     comparison is through April 8.                       
TEAM
ROAD DATES
ROAD AVERAGE
HOME DATES
HOME AVERAGE
Chicago Bulls
37
20,250
39
23,856
L.A. Lakers
38
19,002
38
16,964
New York Knicks
38
18,426
38
19,763
Orlando Magic^
38
18,292
38
17,759
Houston Rockets
39
18,243
37
16,285
Philadelphia 76ers
37
17,614
38
15,309
Miami Heat
40
17,573
36
14,986
Seattle Sonics
37
17,506
39
17,072
New Jersey Nets^
37
17,481
38
16,279
Detroit Pistons
38
17,351
37
19,859
Milwaukee Bucks
38
17,186
37
15,479
Indiana Pacers
38
17,111
37
15,422
Atlanta Hawks
36
16,913
39
14,228
Boston Celtics
38
16,905
38
16,171
Washington Bullets
38
16,848
38
16,957
Utah Jazz
38
16,804
37
19,778
Charlotte Hornets
38
16,553
37
24,042
Denver Nuggets
37
16,542
39
11,310
San Antonio Spurs
39
16,525
37
17,040
Phoenix Suns
37
16,467
39
19,023
L.A. Clippers
38
16,408
38
9,238
Minnesota T-Wolves
38
16,270
38
16,932
Golden State Warriors
38
16,237
38
15,068
Toronto Raptors
37
16,177
39
18,123
Cleveland Cavaliers
38
16,142
38
16,740
Portland Trail Blazer
s 39
15,971
39
20,764
Dallas Mavericks
39
15,871
37
15,129
Sacramento Kings
39
15,753
37
17,317
Vancouver Grizzlies
38
15,123
40
16,506
NOTE: Orlando/New Jersey played one home and road game against each other in front of 38,639 at the Tokyo Dome. -30-

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