ST. PAUL SAINTS
Venue/capacity
Midway Stadium/5,854.
2010 average attendance
5,063 (led the league).
Ticket prices
From $4 (for kids) to $12.
Length of season
100-game regular season started May 12 and runs through August.
Venue/capacity
Midway Stadium/5,854.
2010 average attendance
5,063 (led the league).
Ticket prices
From $4 (for kids) to $12.
Length of season
100-game regular season started May 12 and runs through August.
Player salaries
Rookies usually make about $800 per month, and veterans can make around $2,000 per month.
2011 marketing theme
"We Won't Break Your Heart."
Venue/capacity
National Sports Center/ about 8,500.
2010 average attendance
About 1,300.
Ticket prices
As low as $6 for youth and up to $30 for field seats.
Length of season
23-game regular season started April 9 and runs through August.
Player salaries
From $1,000 to $4,000 per month.
2011 marketing theme
"Scarf on the Stars." It began when the team placed 2,000 scarves sporting team colors around the Twin Cities before the home opener.
Venue/capacity
Target Center/9,181 (upper deck is typically blocked off).
2010 average attendance
7,622 (seventh in the 14-team WNBA).
Ticket prices
From $10 to $175 for courtside seats.
Length of season
34-game regular season starts June 3 and runs through Sept. 11.
Player salaries
Typically from about $35,000 to $40,000 for starting players, though salaries for high-end players can reach the low six figures.
2011 marketing theme
"Basketball Untamed."
Capacity
17,000.
2010 average attendance
5,500.
Ticket prices
$5 general admission ($3 with MVP card). $1 admission on Thursdays.
Length of season
Live racing begins Friday and runs through Labor Day.
2011 marketing theme
"Come Play."
Venue/capacity
Xcel Energy Center/14,000.
2010 average attendance
8,228; ticket revenue was up
20 percent from 2008.
Ticket prices
$17-$82.
Length of season
16-game regular season ran from
Jan. 8 to April 23.
Player salaries
From about $10,000 to $35,000. The league average in 2010 was $17,000.
2011 marketing theme
"Welcome to the Hive."
The four-time NBA Defensive Player of the Year pleaded for accountability, saying players need to be benched if they don’t give their all on defense.