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PREDATORS ANNOUNCE SALES AT 11,059; BETTMAN OPTIMISTIC
Published March 23, 1998
NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman spent Friday in Nashville
with Predators officials, Nashville Mayor Phil Bredesen and
city business leaders, according to Jeff Legwold of the
Nashville TENNESSEAN. Bettman: "I believe in this market, I
believe in this ownership, I believe in the arena, I believe
in the mayor." As of Friday, the team had sold 11,059
season tickets, 941 short of the March 31 goal of 12,000.
Predators Majority Owner Craig Leipold said that the team
has sold the needed luxury suites, all dasher board
advertising space and "has in large part met the club seat
requirement" before the March 31 deadline. Leipold: "On the
club seats, we're very close and if we meet the ticket goal,
those will also fall in there" (TENNESSEAN, 3/21).




