January 23, 2015
The Boston Bruins have not looked like a playoff team, but since the start of 2015, Boston is slowly turning things around. However there is much work to do as Boston is fourth in the Atlantic Division and are the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference. For the second half of the season, Boston really needs to improve their offense, just ranked 22nd overall in the league in goals per game.
According to TicketIQ, the most expensive game on the remaining Bruins home schedule is a matchup with the Montreal Canadiens at the TD Garden on February 8. Canadiens vs Bruins tickets have a current average price of $307.36 on the secondary market, a 48.4% premium above the Bruins home average which is $207.06. The get-in price for this game is priced at $109.
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As for more affordable games in the secondary market for Bruins tickets, there is not much to choose from but the least expensive game is a March 31 meeting with the Florida Panthers. Tickets have a current secondary market average price of $159.34, a 23.4% discount below the Bruins home average. The get-in price for this game is $50.
The Bruins have a seven point lead for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference. but with still plenty of hockey to be played the Bruins will have their work cut out for them in the second half of the season.
