NHL (THROUGH JAN. 14)
| Anaheim Ducks |
21 |
338,572 |
16,122 |
93.9% |
15,888 |
| Boston Bruins |
25 |
439,125 |
17,565 |
100.0% |
17,565 |
| Buffalo Sabres |
25 |
461,472 |
18,459 |
96.8% |
18,970 |
| Calgary Flames |
23 |
443,647 |
19,289 |
100.0% |
19,289 |
| Carolina Hurricanes |
24 |
369,683 |
15,403 |
82.5% |
17,560 |
| Chicago Blackhawks |
26 |
559,485 |
21,519 |
109.1% |
21,776 |
| Colorado Avalanche |
25 |
400,624 |
16,025 |
89.0% |
15,445 |
| Columbus Blue Jackets |
22 |
302,241 |
13,738 |
75.7% |
14,565 |
| Dallas Stars |
22 |
326,917 |
14,860 |
80.2% |
17,063 |
| Detroit Red Wings (a) |
23 |
461,518 |
20,066 |
100.0% |
20,066 |
| Edmonton Oilers |
22 |
370,458 |
16,839 |
100.0% |
16,839 |
| Florida Panthers |
23 |
337,344 |
14,667 |
86.1% |
16,992 |
| Los Angeles Kings |
25 |
453,250 |
18,130 |
100.1% |
18,179 |
| Minnesota Wild |
25 |
457,211 |
18,288 |
101.9% |
18,795 |
| Montreal Canadiens |
25 |
531,825 |
21,273 |
100.0% |
21,273 |
| Nashville Predators |
26 |
426,976 |
16,422 |
96.0% |
16,974 |
| New Jersey Devils |
22 |
321,726 |
14,624 |
88.1% |
17,114 |
| New York Islanders |
23 |
309,616 |
13,462 |
83.3% |
13,307 |
| New York Rangers (b) |
24 |
432,144 |
18,006 |
100.0% |
17,200 |
| Ottawa Senators |
25 |
443,447 |
17,738 |
92.6% |
19,408 |
| Philadelphia Flyers |
20 |
395,570 |
19,779 |
101.2% |
19,787 |
| Phoenix Coyotes |
22 |
283,485 |
12,886 |
75.2% |
13,924 |
| Pittsburgh Penguins |
22 |
409,151 |
18,598 |
101.1% |
18,648 |
| San Jose Sharks |
21 |
368,802 |
17,562 |
100.0% |
17,562 |
| St. Louis Blues |
23 |
389,925 |
16,953 |
88.5% |
17,901 |
| Tampa Bay Lightning |
21 |
386,556 |
18,407 |
95.9% |
19,056 |
| Toronto Maple Leafs |
26 |
503,129 |
19,351 |
102.8% |
19,426 |
| Vancouver Canucks |
23 |
434,930 |
18,910 |
100.0% |
18,948 |
| Washington Capitals |
26 |
481,156 |
18,506 |
100.0% |
18,506 |
| Winnipeg Jets |
25 |
375,100 |
15,004 |
100.0% |
15,004 |
| TOTALS |
705 |
12,215,085 |
17,326 |
95.0% |
17,768 |
* NHL teams in 2012-13 played 48-game schedules that started on Jan. 19, 2013, after a lockout that delayed the usual fall start of the season.
(a) Attendance for the Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic hosted by Detroit on Jan. 1 (105,491) is accounted for here by a traditional, full-capacity home game for the Red Wings (20,066).
(b) Renovations at Madison Square Garden increased capacity to 18,006 this season from 17,200 last year
% cap.: Total as a percentage of seats available at home games.Previous: Last season’s average on same date. Change: Difference between current average and last season’s average. Notes: Teams can exceed 100% capacity because of standing-room-only ticket sales. Data based on totals posted immediately following games. It may not reflect any subsequent adjustments made by teams and leagues. Compiled by: Brandon McClung
