Spurs-Knicks NBA Finals Prices Hit Historic High

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Spurs-Knicks NBA Finals Prices Hit Historic High

Spurs-Knicks Finals are already the most expensive NBA Finals on record, with TickPick listing a $2,021 get-in price for Game 1 and $2,447 for Game 2 in San Antonio, $4,201 for Game 3 and $3,778 for Game 4 in New York. Every possible game starts above $2,000, showing how big the demand for Wembanyama’s first Finals and Knicks’ return is.

By Raahib Singh

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