Hour 3 – Expensive Tickets, Reggie Miller
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How much would fans pay for NBA Finals tickets?
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By the way, Madison Square Garden will be sold out tonight. Yeah, I know. The game is in San Antonio. There's a watch party in the garden. And Pauly goes, would you go to this? And I said, if I'm a Knicks fan, yes. Now, they do this all the time in other sports where you'll have a viewing party when your team is on the road. Now, I don't know what they're charging you for this. I don't know if it's a, is it a flat fee? Because this isn't watching a game where lower level is going to cost you $7,000. Yeah, Paulie?
Like you said, it's currently sold out, but when the tickets were available, it was $10 for a ticket, and the proceeds go to Garden of Dreams Foundation, the charity of the Knicks.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How much would fans pay for NBA Finals tickets?
0:00–7:20
2
What are the highlights of Reggie Miller's career?
7:20–10:18
3
What are the biggest surprises in the NBA playoffs this year?
10:18–16:49
4
How do the Knicks and Spurs match up for Game 1?
16:49–21:55
5
What strategies will the Knicks need to succeed?
21:55–30:00
6
How does experience affect playoff performance?
30:00–35:01
7
What insights does Reggie Miller offer about young players?
35:01–41:14
8
What are the final predictions for the NBA Finals?
41:14–51:34