NHL attendance by team, 1996-97
Which NHL team drew the biggest crowds in 1996-97?
The Montreal Canadiens drew the biggest home crowds in the 1996-97 NHL regular season, 21,002 a game over 41 home dates; the Los Angeles Kings drew the smallest, 12,297. 17,637,959 fans saw 1,066 games, 16,546 a game.
Regular season, the crowd ESPN files with each final. A neutral-site game counts for the club listed at home, as ESPN counts it; a game with no count on file is left out of both columns. Seasons are listed where ESPN has a crowd for at least 80% of the finals.