The Habs finishing in last place last season won't help them get any higher on that Forbes list.
Here's what it cost TO's fan to be on top of the Forbes list and a mere 2 points ahead of the Habs last year :
"According to a recent survey,
a Leafs game remains the most expensive night out in the National Hockey League – and it's not even close.
According to Chicago-based Team Marketing Report's annual survey (back in 2009), Maple Leafs games at the Air Canada Centre carry an average ticket price equivalent to $117.49 (U.S.) this season,
more than double the league's average price of $51.41.
As for the "Fan Cost Index" – TMR's trademark calculation of the aggregate price for a family of four to attend a game – Toronto checks in at a league-high $628.29 (Canadian) or $585.57 (U.S.),
an 8.4 per cent jump after last year's figure of just over $411 (U.S.)
was adjusted due to a calculating error, the organization said in a release"
So as we said so many times out here it seems that Leafs fan are good at calculating errors.
"If (TV host David) Letterman did a top 10 list of things that the Leaf ownership cared about, the first 10 would be `to make more money,'"
"If the fans are willing to support this team blindly year after year they deserve to be taken to the cleaners."