The Blues Have Sold Out 6 of Their First 13 Home Games

NEW YORK -- The National Hockey League posted record attendance for the month of November, attracting 3,367,547 fans to 199 games for a per-game average of 16,922. The per-game figure eclipsed the previous November high of 16,818 set during the League's successful re-launch season in 2005 and was 2.3% ahead of last season's 16,538.

Season-to-date, the total NHL attendance of 6,603,908 and per-game average of 16,890 through 391 games are 1.9% ahead of the corresponding figures from the record-setting 2006-07 campaign.

The Blues have sold out six of their first 13 home games this season. They are averaging 17,561 fans per game.

Year          GP          Avg.

2007        199      16,922

2006        202      16,538

2005        199      16,818

2003        206      16,244

2002        207      16,378

2001        200      16,490

2000        199      16,200

1999        172      15,880

1998        165      15,819

1997        176      15,951

1996        172      16,197

1995        172      15,297

1993        165      15,245

1992        155      14,789

1991        144      15,330

1990        141      15,270

1989        140      15,630

1988        142      15,142

1987        138      15,137