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NBA Finals Game 3 at MSG: Two Seats Sold for $23,500 Each
Two seats in section 105 at MSG sold for $23,500 each for Game 3, per Darren Rovell. The cheapest available ticket is now over $11,500 on Gametime, up from $3,789 before the series at their, with the median at $17,398 and courtside seats hitting $109,263. Game 2 in San Antonio had a get-in price of just $655.
By Adit Pujari
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