MLS is about to take over the NHL in average attendance
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Not only that, what if some or all of the top hockey markets that are currently at or above capacity could magically increase the number of seats in their arenas?? I'm sure that would increase the number of tickets sold, and at least would put them closer to capacity with the MLS teams that play at larger stadiums. Then you would be talking about an apples-to-apples comparison...
cosmo_kramer said:
Good point. Hockey is often sold-out, whereas soccer is usually a fraction of capacity. Although the Home Depot Center is small
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I can agree with that. Can you agree then that one of reasons baseball has lost some luster is for the same reasons?
Here is a genius statement from Ms. Ortiz that salsadancer quoted on the first page:
That's the quote verbatim. Makes it sound like the league is down 66 percent in overall attendance, right? But, of course, it's not.
This is how you manipulate things to prove your agenda.
Sandra
That's the quote verbatim. Makes it sound like the league is down 66 percent in overall attendance, right? But, of course, it's not.
This is how you manipulate things to prove your agenda.
Sandra
High ticket prices and lots of games? Yes.
Reduce the number of games during the season and lower the ticket prices and attendance will increase. Although I do believe average MLB attendance has gone up each generation
Maybe in TV rating, but not so much in attendance. Now, it seems that they are getting their act together on the TV side.
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Please list a link/s that states otherwise. I mean it's easy to disagree or agree when it's your opinion, but if you are stating this as fact, please provide a source or sources stating otherwise.
That was the way I read it as well. After you pointed it out, what the 66% really means is that 66% of the teams have decreased in their average attendance. The key thing, what she failed to mention, is how much of a decrease did these 20 teams experience? Is this decrease more significant than the increase in attendance of some of the remaining 10 teams? The NHL can still have a decrease in attendance of 66% of their teams and still have an increase in overall attendance league wide
The NHL is not down 2/3 in attendance from last year. That's just a stupid statement.
Sandra
AGAIN, you are saying it's stupid and untrue....post some information stating other wise....
If you think the NHL had 1/3 the attendance this year that they had last year...well, that's not worth arguing. Good luck with that one.
Dodger King put it correctly. Read his post to edify yourself.
Sandra
Good then you realize the NHL was not down 66% in overall attendance from last year, as Ms. Ortiz stated. Glad we cleared that up.
Sandra
Maybe she mistated and ment to say, as I read, the attendance was down in 66% of the league. WHY do you assume there is an "agenda"?
I'm going by what she actually SAID, not what you can claim she meant to say.
Sandra
