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Talking Phoenix Attendance
by Paul on 03/26/10 at 12:48 PM ET
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from Mike Chen of From The Rink,
If you’ve caught any of their games on Center Ice since the turn of the new year, the sights and sounds are obvious—there’s life in them there stands. Some games are fuller than others, but it’s a far, far cry from October when it looked like the attendance at a AHL practice rink.
There’s no doubt that the early season attendance figure was mucked up a bit for PR purposes. We all know that attendance in pro sports is never accurate. Things get rounded, tickets are given away, and everything is spun to look better than it really is. If the Coyotes had an attendance figure of 7,000 on a weekday in October, the actual in-house number might have even been half of that.
Now? Not so much.
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