Stanley Cup finals ratings continue to be stellar - for hockey
As I was saying, no more blogging this week . . . except for NHL ratings news.
Turns out Game 2 of the Cup finals on NBC averaged 4.1 percent of homes in major markets, the highest such figure in the 35 years for which records are available.
The 4.1 was a 21-percent increase over the 3.4 for last year's Game 2.
The top two markets, naturally: Chicago (25.1) and Philly (18.5).
(NY? 3.2.)
Here are the top 10:
1. Chicago 25.1 rating/39 percent share of TVs in use
2. Philadelphia 18.5/28
3. Buffalo 10.2/16
4. Indianapolis 6.3/10
5. Pittsburgh 4.9/8
6. Detroit 4.4/7
7. Seattle 4.1/9
8. Denver 3.8/7
T9. Ft. Myers 3.7/6
T9. Las Vegas 3.7/6
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