NHL Attendance - 2008

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2008 Attendance		Home				Road				Overall
RNK	TEAM	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT
1	Montreal	41	872,193	21,273	100.0	41	719,584	17,550	95.3	82	1,591,777	19,411	97.8
2	Buffalo	41	817,956	19,950	109.4	41	721,966	17,608	94.4	82	1,539,922	18,779	101.8
3	Ottawa	41	812,665	19,821	107.1	41	688,203	16,785	89.9	82	1,500,868	18,303	98.5
4	Philadelphia	41	801,797	19,556	100.3	41	710,010	17,317	95.1	82	1,511,807	18,436	97.8
5	Toronto	41	796,803	19,434	103.4	41	725,704	17,700	94.9	82	1,522,507	18,567	99.2
6	Calgary	41	790,849	19,289	112.4	41	691,280	16,860	91.8	82	1,482,129	18,074	101.7
7	Detroit	41	775,394	18,912	94.2	41	741,902	18,095	97.8	82	1,517,296	18,503	95.9
8	Tampa Bay	41	766,412	18,692	94.6	41	674,897	16,460	88.0	82	1,441,309	17,576	91.4
9	Vancouver	41	763,830	18,630	101.1	41	699,745	17,066	93.5	82	1,463,575	17,848	97.3
10	Minnesota	41	761,288	18,568	102.8	41	708,474	17,279	94.5	82	1,469,762	17,923	98.6
11	NY Rangers	41	746,200	18,200	100.0	41	737,592	17,990	98.1	82	1,483,792	18,095	99.0
12	Dallas	41	739,585	18,038	97.3	41	679,284	16,567	91.5	82	1,418,869	17,303	94.5
13	St. Louis	41	722,021	17,610	83.9	41	706,121	17,222	93.5	82	1,428,142	17,416	88.4
14	San Jose	41	713,863	17,411	99.5	41	693,411	16,912	92.9	82	1,407,274	17,161	96.1
15	Anaheim	41	704,932	17,193	102.6	41	704,190	17,175	96.6	82	1,409,122	17,184	99.5
16	Pittsburgh	41	700,137	17,076	100.7	41	779,087	19,002	105.5	82	1,479,224	18,039	103.2
17	Colorado	41	690,552	16,842	93.5	41	709,178	17,297	94.6	82	1,399,730	17,069	94.1
18	Edmonton	41	689,949	16,828	98.4	41	696,560	16,989	92.4	82	1,386,509	16,908	95.3
19	Chicago	41	689,377	16,814	82.0	41	711,064	17,343	93.9	82	1,400,441	17,078	87.7
20	Carolina	41	681,962	16,633	88.8	41	702,652	17,137	91.2	82	1,384,614	16,885	90.0
21	Los Angeles	41	680,877	16,606	92.0	41	691,120	16,856	95.3	82	1,371,997	16,731	93.6
22	Atlanta	41	648,811	15,824	85.3	41	702,254	17,128	91.0	82	1,351,065	16,476	88.2
23	New Jersey	41	638,144	15,564	88.3	41	720,301	17,568	95.5	82	1,358,445	16,566	92.0
24	Washington	41	634,381	15,472	82.9	41	721,403	17,595	93.6	82	1,355,784	16,533	88.2
25	Florida	41	632,881	15,436	80.2	41	691,256	16,859	89.9	82	1,324,137	16,148	85.0
26	Boston	41	630,750	15,384	82.6	41	742,636	18,113	97.0	82	1,373,386	16,748	89.8
27	Nashville	41	611,328	14,910	87.1	41	710,561	17,330	92.2	82	1,321,889	16,120	89.8
28	Columbus	41	607,757	14,823	81.7	41	695,047	16,952	90.7	82	1,302,804	15,887	86.3
29	Phoenix	41	607,638	14,820	84.7	41	690,605	16,844	92.5	82	1,298,243	15,832	88.7
30	NY Islanders	41	559,247	13,640	83.7	41	723,492	17,646	95.3	82	1,282,739	15,643	89.8

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