Cavaliers-Knicks Game 1 Prices Hit Record High

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Cavaliers-Knicks Game 1 Prices Hit Record High

Game 1 between the Cavaliers and Knicks is already making ticket history. TickPick lists it as the most expensive Eastern Conference Finals ticket it has ever recorded, with a $501 get-in price and $1,078 average purchase price. After New York reached the ECF again, Madison Square Garden's demand matches another massive playoff moment.

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