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Record Attendance For February
by Paul on 03/01/07 at 10:55 AM ET
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NEW YORK (March 1, 2007)—The National Hockey League posted its strongest aggregate February attendance ever as more than 3.2 million fans, a record total for the month, attended the 187 games. The per-game average of 17,146, which represented 92.4% of capacity, was the highest for February in a non-Olympic year (minimum 100 games).
League-wide average attendance has increased month by month in 2006-07: 16,537 in October, 16,538 in November, 16,850 in December, 17,075 in January and 17,146 in February.
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