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Power Ranking Every NHL Team by Fanbase

By Alyssa Naimoli

Jun 26, 2015; Sunrise, FL, USA; A general view of the NHL shield logo before the first round of the 2015 NHL Draft at BB&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports
Jun 26, 2015; Sunrise, FL, USA; A general view of the NHL shield logo before the first round of the 2015 NHL Draft at BB&T Center. Mandatory Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Fandom250 Ranked the Top Fandoms For Everything From Sports to Celebrities. We Here at Puck Prose Decided to Create Our Own Fandom List of NHL Fandoms. Here, You’ll Find Every NHL Team Ranked by Fanbase.

Let’s face it- hockey fans are the best fans. Still, we’ve decided to rank all 30 NHL teams by their fanbases. Everything from traditions to fan loyalty will be covered in our rankings.

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Every NHL team has its own unique fanbase with their own traditions. Here, we’ll go over loyal fans, fun team traditions and everything that makes a team’s fans who they are.

Some fans are more loyal than others and some have more traditions. Therefore, this list will cover the most dedicated of fans, traditions and all.

Now, a countdown of all NHL teams to find the most dedicated fanbase.

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NHL Power Rankings: Carolina Hurricanes left wing Viktor Stalberg (left) is congratulated by teammates after scoring a goal against the New York Rangers during the first period at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Andy Marlin-USA TODAY Sports /

30. Carolina Hurricanes

The Carolina Hurricanes carry along a fun fanbase. Carolina fans love a good tailgate before their hockey games and, who knows, maybe they listen to ‘Rock You Like a Hurricane’ before they enter the arena.

The Hurricanes have great fans but what lands them in last is their lack of game attendance. Carolina placed last in the league last season (2015-16) in terms of attendance and currently hold the same place this season.

On average, Carolina brings around 11,000 fans into the arena at an average of 58%. Despite hard attempts at playoff runs and bringing home the Stanley Cup in 2006, fans have not stood by their team long enough in terms of attendance.

Carolina fans love their team but don’t share the same blind love and dedication that other fanbases have.

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