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Blackhawks Lead NHL Clubs In Attendance, Fill United Center To 110% Capacity Each Game

The Blackhawks lead all NHL clubs in average attendance at the All-Star break, drawing 21,664 fans per game to United Center. Fans in Chicago are packing the arena to nearly 110% capacity per game. Also filling the home venue are the Wild, with Xcel Energy Center packed to around 106% capacity per game. The Stars lead all NHL clubs with a 16% jump in average attendance. The Coyotes rank last among Western Conference clubs in attendance with 12,913 fans per game and are the only WC club to have the home venue packed at under 80% capacity. Listed below are attendance figures for the NHL Western Conference. See yesterday's issue for figures from the Eastern Conference (THE DAILY).

NHL WESTERN CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE THROUGH JAN. 21
TEAM
GMS
TOTAL
AVG.
% CAP.
PREV.
% +/-
GMS ('13-14)
Blackhawks*
24
519,947
21,664
109.9%
21,562
0.5%
28
Flames
22
418,873
19,040
98.7%
19,289
-1.3%
24
Wild
23
436,475
18,977
105.7%
18,313
3.6%
27
Canucks*
20
374,202
18,710
98.9%
18,910
-1.1%
24
Kings*
27
493,148
18,265
100.2%
18,130
0.7%
25
Blues
24
434,674
18,111
94.6%
17,168
5.5%
25
Sharks
23
400,572
17,416
99.2%
17,562
-0.8%
22
Stars
26
445,305
17,127
92.4%
14,792
15.8%
24
Oilers
24
404,136
16,839
100.0%
16,839
0.0%
23
Predators
21
353,494
16,833
98.4%
16,439
2.4%
28
Ducks
26
434,375
16,707
97.3%
16,120
3.6%
23
Avalanche
24
381,086
15,879
88.2%
15,911
-0.2%
27
Jets
24
360,384
15,016
100.1%
15,004
0.1%
26
Coyotes
24
309,923
12,913
75.4%
12,971
-0.4%
25
W.C. TOTALS
332
5,766,594
17,369
97.1%
17,097
1.6%
351
NHL TOTALS
697
12,139,609
17,417
95.7%
17,327
0.5%
753
 

NOTES: All attendance figures for outdoor games have been replaced with team's home arena capacity. * = Hosted either the NHL Winter Classic, Heritage Classic or a Coors Light Stadium Series game last season. ^ = Hosted the Winter Classic this season.

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