Team freezes prices for PSL holders

ST. LOUIS -- Coming off a three-win season that led to widespread fan apathy, the St. Louis Rams said Monday they would hold the line on ticket prices for PSL holders.

It's the first time in nine seasons the Rams have not raised ticket prices, at least for the personal seat license holders, who must pay a one-time fee for the right to purchase season tickets. Individual game ticket prices will have a moderate increase, however.

The team, 3-13 last year, said it expects its pricing structure to be below the NFL average.

Last year, the Rams announced an average seven-percent increase in ticket prices to $68.28. The Rams' string of 95 regular-season sellouts since relocating from Anaheim, Calif., ended in the final game of an 8-8 season in 2006, and three more home games failed to sell out this season.

-- AP