Connor Bedard positively affected attendance for the Chicago Blackhawks. Will Macklin Celebrini do the same for the San Jose Sharks?
San Jose Sharks fans wear bags on their heads towards the end of the Sharks 10-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks late in the third period at the SAP Center on Nov. 2. SAN JOSE – Former NHL goalie Darren Pang’s first assignment, when he began working for the Blackhawks last year, was to cover the team’s draft party at a concert venue in Chicago.“There had to be 8,000 to 10,000 people at the sold-out event in anticipation of the first overall pick, and the fans were already wearing No.
The Sharks would not release specific figures, but the spokesperson said that during the first 10 days of May, the team sold more full-season ticket packages than in any full month of May in recent years. Also, the Sharks said after their season-ticket drive was completed in February, they experienced an 87% renewal rate, their highest in six years.
For 13 Sharks home dates, paid attendance ranged between 10,000 and 11,000, although the actual number of spectators in the building. Starting in 2006-2007, average attendance for home games dipped below 17,000 just once in 14 years, including a sellout streak that lasted 205 games — 177 in the regular season and 28 in the playoffs — from December 2009 to October 2014.this year can buy a regular full-season ticket package for one year for between $32 and $114 per seat.
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