November 28, 2014
The Philadelphia Flyers have started the season by going 8-9-3, sinking themselves into sixth place in the Metropolitan Division. They have the league’s worst penalty kill. Vinny Lecavalier has just two goals in 13 games. Despite these woes, there are a number of bright signs for the Flyers early on. Jakub Voracek, fresh off a 62-point campaign last season, is off to a torrid start, collecting 29 points on 20 games. He and Claude Giroux are becoming one of the league’s most dynamic duos. If the Flyers can couple the play of Giroux and Voracek with better goaltending from Steve Mason and more production from the likes of Lecavalier, Matt Read and Sean Couturier, the team might have a recipe for the playoffs. Tickets for each of the following games can be purchased at the bottom of this post.
Here is a ticket breakdown of the Flyers’ remaining home games throughout the 2014 holiday season.
11/28 vs. New York Rangers | Average Price: $185.98 | Get-in: $73
The Flyers/Rangers rivalry never gets old. The teams didn’t play much in October but finish off November with a home-and-home series. Should be fireworks. Tickets for the game in Philadelphia will be $185.98 on average. The minimum you can pay to get in is $73.
12/11 vs. New Jersey Devils | Average Price: $86.17 | Get-in: $23
Tickets to hockey game in Philadelphia are a bargain these days. In fact, the average price of a seat to a divisional rivalry game between the New Jersey Devils and Flyers is just $86.17 on the secondary market. Get-in tickets are a paltry $23.
12/13 vs. Carolina Hurricanes | Average Price: $102.62 | Get-in: $27
To get back on track, the Flyers will need to beat struggling teams like the Hurricanes. Ouch, the Canes are just 6-11-3. They have scored the fourth fewest goals in the league. Tickets on the secondary market to this matchup are $102.62 on average, according to TicketIQ. The minimum you can pay to see the action is $27.
12/16 vs. Tampa Bay Lightning | Average Price: $77.70 | Get-in: $21
The Tampa Bay Lighting are an offensive powerhouse this season. Through 22 games, they’ve scored a league-leading 76 goals. Tickets on the secondary market to the Lightning-Flyers are a measly $77.70 on average, according to TicketIQ. You can find tickets for just $21, however.
12/18 vs. Florida Panthers | Average Price: $71.16 | Get-in: $17
Florida is hovering just above .500, but the team has an anemic offensive output with only 40 goals through 19 games. Tickets to see the Panthers visit the Flyers are only $71.16 on the secondary market, according to TicketIQ. You can get into the game for $17.
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