January 22, 2015
The Pittsburgh Penguins got off to a strong start at the beginning of the season, but heading into the All-Star break, the Penguins play has dipped as of late with inconsistencies on offense in the past month in which they’ve dropped a lot games during that stretch. However, despite some mid-season struggles, the Penguins are second in the Metropolitan Division trailing behind the New York Islanders.
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The most expensive Penguins game on their remaining home schedule is March 14 meeting with Boston Bruins. Penguins tickets in this game have a current average price of $290.58 on the secondary market, a 49.5% premium above the home average for the Penguins at Consol Energy Center. The least expensive ticket to get into this game is priced at $106.
For the least expensive game on the Penguins remaining home schedule, a February 19 meeting with the Columbus Blue Jacket have a current average price of $142.48. On the secondary market, that’s a 26.6% decrease compared to the Penguins home average as the get in price of this game is $52.
The Penguins are definitely in the hunt for the playoff race but need to play a lot better than they've been playing the past few weeks including playing and defeating some of the better teams in the league going forward.
