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Brunson was asked what show he would spend $7,500 on, matching the reported price for a last-row Game 3 Finals ticket at Madison Square Garden. He paused, called it “a good question,” then picked “a live Michael Jackson performance.” The answer gave New York’s ticket frenzy a lighter moment before a crucial Game 2 tomorrow.

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