There were 10 games in the NHL on Tuesday, Feb. 5, and nearly half did not sell out.
Our Devils hit their 16th-consecutive sellout, a streak dating back to the final game of last season. It also marks the very first time in franchise history the team has sold out its first four home games in any one season.
Among the non-sellouts were:
• Pittsburgh at the Islanders: 11,318 — 69 percent full.
• Los Angeles at Columbus: 11,019 — 60 percent full.
• Buffalo at Ottawa: 18,345 — 99 percent full.
• Nashville at St. Louis: 15,206 — 79 percent full.
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| The smallest crowd in the NHL Tuesday was at Columbus, where 11,019 showed for Blue Jackets/Kings. Not even the Stanley Cup Champions could help Columbus, which has had the second-smallest crowds in the entire league all season long. |
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