Xiao Yunan held the Clippers' financial report in her hands. Compared to last month, the Clippers' attendance rate at their home-court had shown noticeable improvement.
In Los Angeles, the Clippers' attendance rate was worse than the Lakers'. Even though the Lakers didn't have any star players this season, they could still attract 19,000 spectators to watch their games. Considering how expensive tickets to a Lakers game was, this was an excellent number.
The Clippers' average attendance rate, even in the past when they were consistently getting into the playoffs, never reached 18,000 people. The Clippers had a very bad record this year, so the audience number had fallen to less than 17,000 people. Going by the standards of a city like Los Angeles, where the basketball market was huge, the numbers were really too low.
