Bostonzamboni
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- Jan 26, 2019
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Didn't the Rangers just have an electrifying playoff run last year?
Only 17,200 or so tonight out of 18,006. And it's not the first non-sellout of this young season, either.
No Mets or Yankees in the World Series this year to deflect attention. But yes, the Jets and Giants are good this year.
They have had trouble selling out for several years now.
In fairnesss, the Knicks have also failed to sell out at times over recent years, at 19,873 seats, but do get many full houses nonetheless.
Most Knicks games this young season have sold out, but one or two had 18,000.
Yes, yes, it's a Tuesday and against the World Series...but the Brooklyn Nets, af 2-5 or so, now 2-6 (?), sold out 17,700 vs. Chicago tonight, and sell out most games (only 15,000+ there last game.)
Why can't the Rangers sell out, esp. considering last year's success?
I know, I know, many will ask why am I even worrying about it?
Oh, and how many no-shows, if like some or all arenas for most regular season games?
Only 17,200 or so tonight out of 18,006. And it's not the first non-sellout of this young season, either.
No Mets or Yankees in the World Series this year to deflect attention. But yes, the Jets and Giants are good this year.
They have had trouble selling out for several years now.
In fairnesss, the Knicks have also failed to sell out at times over recent years, at 19,873 seats, but do get many full houses nonetheless.
Most Knicks games this young season have sold out, but one or two had 18,000.
Yes, yes, it's a Tuesday and against the World Series...but the Brooklyn Nets, af 2-5 or so, now 2-6 (?), sold out 17,700 vs. Chicago tonight, and sell out most games (only 15,000+ there last game.)
Why can't the Rangers sell out, esp. considering last year's success?
I know, I know, many will ask why am I even worrying about it?
Oh, and how many no-shows, if like some or all arenas for most regular season games?