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How much do tickets for the Celtics - Pacers, Eastern Conference finals Game 2 in Boston cost?
The Celtics managed to squeeze past the Pacers in Game 1 of the finals with an overtime win on Tuesday.
Despite remaining as many people’s favourites to win the 23-24 NBA Championship, Boston Celtics were made to sweat on Tuesday night’s Championship finals opener as they needed overtime to edge past a dogged Indiana Pacers team.
A thrilling late finish at the TD Garden saw Jaylen Brown tie the game with a dramatic 3-pointer with just six seconds remaining on the regulation time clock as Boston went on to secure a hard-fought 133-128 victory with Jayson Tatum racking up 36 points for the team from Massachusetts.
Speaking after the win, Tatum stated: “The first two rounds we won our Game 1 by a wide margin, so maybe human nature played into that. But (Tuesday) being a close game, going into overtime, we certainly felt like we should have won and we could have played better.”
Haliburton (25 points) and Siakam (24) were Indiana’s leading scorers with Turner also taking advantage of Kristaps Porzingis’ absence by hitting 23 points with early reports suggesting that Celtic’s Latvian star may be back for Game 4.
Watching Game 2 in Boston
If you’re in ‘Beantown’ on Thursday night and fancy taking in some NBA action, the good news is that tickets for the game are still available but this being the Eastern Conference finals, they don’t come supercheap with Game 2 ticket prices starting from $179 for the cheapest seats via Ticketmaster’s resale platform.
However for those fans who want to see the action at close call VIP courtside tickets are also available via Ticketmaster with prices starting at $2,000 with the most expensive ticket in the house available in VIP Sector 12, Row A for a jaw-dropping $7,000.