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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY TURNSTILE TRACKER

     TODAY: Final Regular Season NBA Attendance
YEAR-TO-DATE
TOTAL +/- ATTEND
TEAM
HOME
DATES
'97-98
AVG.
TOTAL
%
CAP
'96-97
AVG.
FROM '96-97
CHI
41
23,988
983,517
110%
23,865
+ 5,062
+ .5%
CHA
41
23,405
959,634
97%
24,042
- 26,088
- 3%
POR
41
20,576
843,647
96%
20,800
- 9,152
- 1%
UTA
41
19,899
815,889
100%
19,791
+ 4,450
+ 1%
NYK
41
19,763
810,283
100%
19,763
No Change
WAS
41
19,542
801,240
96%
17,089
+100,594
+ 14%
at MCI
36
19,664
707,935
96%
N/A
N/A
at USA
5
18,661
93,305
99%
17,698
+ 4,816
+ 5%
DET^
41
19,379
794,567
88%
20,014
- 26,018
- 3%
SAN
41
19,108
783,455
93%
17,235
+ 76,814
+ 11%
PHX
41
19,023
779,943
100%
19,023
No Change
BOS
41
18,132
743,422
97%
16,196
+ 79,400
+ 12%
MIN
41
18,013
738,572
95%
17,018
+ 21,637
+ 5%
NJN
41
17,524
718,523
87%
16,357
+ 47,895
+ 7%
ATL
41
17,450
715,452
98%
14,288
+129,659
+ 22%
at ALC^
13
8,759
113,873
94%
at GED^
28
21,484
601,579
100%
ORL
41
17,113
701,647
99%
17,722
- 24,950
- 3%
SEA
41
17,072
699,952
100%
17,072
No Change
CLE
41
16,942
694,629
82%
16,895
+ 1,945
+ .2%
LAL
41
16,877
691,994
96%
17,004
- 5,165
- .7%
TOR^
41
16,468
675,225
82%
18,267
- 73,702
- 10%
HOU
41
16,285
667,685
100%
16,285
No Change
VAN^
41
16,108
660,457
84%
16,571
- 18,965
- 3%
PHI^
41
15,985
655,417
78%
15,280
+ 28,939
+ 5%
IND
41
15,739
645,302
95%
15,530
+ 8,567
+ 1%
MIL
41
15,561
638,034
83%
15,514
+ 1,951
+ 3%
MIA
41
14,996
614,861
99%
15,004
- 299
0%
SAC
41
14,766
605,443
85%
17,317
-104,554
- 15%
DAL^
41
13,208
541,545
73%
15,102
- 77,633
- 13%
GOL^
41
12,201
500,260
64%
15,167
-121,584
- 20%
DEN
41
11,799
483,791
69%
11,254
+ 22,383
+ 5%
LAC
41
9,968
408,693
61%
9,772
+ 8,056
+ 2%
at ANA
8
13,435
107,481
74%
11,423
+ 16,097
+ 18%

NOTES: ALC = Alexander Coliseum; GED = Georgia Dome. The Hawks split their home games between the two facilities while their new arena is constructed. ANA = Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim. Philadelphia and Toronto decreased capacity from last season, while Dallas and Detroit increased capacity. GS played in the newly renovated Oakland Coliseum, which has increased capacity to 19,200. The Wizards' first five home games were played at US Airways Arena. "'96-97 AVG." is based on the same number of home dates teams played in '97-98. -30-

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