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THE SPORTS BUSINESS DAILY'S TURNSTILE TRACKER

     NBA Western Conference Announced Attendance Through Jan. 24 

TEAM  DATES '99 AVG.   TOTAL  %CAP. '98 AVG. %+/-  '97 AVG. %+/-
SAN    19    20,337   386,411   99%  21,094  -3.6%  19,108  +6.4%
POR    17    20,297   345,056  102%  19,462  +4.3%  20,576  -1.4%
UTA    20    19,429   388,578   98%  19,725  -1.5%  19,899  -2.4%
PHO    22    18,817   413,963   99%  18,891  -0.4%  19,023  -1.1%
LAL    23    18,693   429,942   98%  17,200  +8.7%  16,877 +10.8%
SAC    20    17,819   356,376  103%  16,750  +6.4%  14,766 +20.7%
MIN    20    17,345   346,892   91%  17,119  +1.3%  18,013  -3.7%
HOU    20    15,333   306,669   94%  16,285  -5.8%  16,285  -5.8%
SEA    19    15,165   288,134   89%  17,072 -11.2%  17,072 -11.2%
DEN    23    15,100   347,300   79%  11,879 +27.1%  11,799 +28.0%
DAL    17    14,297   243,047   79%  14,513  -1.5%  13,208  +8.2%
VAN    21    13,209   277,384   69%  16,719 -21.0%  16,108 -18.0%
LAC    19    12,881   244,736   68%  10,263 +25.5%   9,968 +29.2%
GST    22    11,996   263,921   61%  13,433 -10.7%  12,201  -1.7%
TOTAL 282    16,448 4,638,409   87%  16,458  -0.1%  16,065  +2.4%
          
          NOTES: The Lakers are playing their first season at
     Staples Center (capacity 18,997).  The Lakers played at the
     Great Western Forum (capacity 17,505) in '97 and '98. The
     Clippers also are playing their first season at Staples
     Center (capacity 18,964).  The Clippers played at the L.A.
     Memorial Sports Arena (capacity 16,021) and the Pond at
     Anaheim (18,211) in '97 and '98.  The Nuggets are playing
     for the first time this season at the Pepsi Center (capacity
     19,099).  The Nuggets played at McNichols Sports Arena
     (capacity 17,171) in '97 and '98.  The T'Wolves and Kings
     played their first "home openers" at the Tokyo Dome in
     Japan, where the Kings drew 32,623 on November 5, and the
     T'Wolves drew 34,013 on November 6.  Without the Tokyo home
     game, the Kings would be averaging 17,040, which is +1.7%
     for '98 and +15.4% for '97.  The T'Wolves would be averaging
     16,467 per game -- -3.8% for '98 and -8.6% for '97.
      
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