January 18, 2015
It's easy to see how much the Indiana Pacers miss Paul George this season. They have struggled so mightily through the first half and over their first 40 games, the Pacers have posted just a 15-25 record and have fallen considerably since their consecutive Conference Finals appearances over the last two seasons. Despite their poor play, however, they sit just 1.5 games out of the eighth spot in the East.
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The average price for Pacers tickets is $80.62. The team will play its most expensive remaining home game against the Cavaliers on February 6, where the average secondary price for Pacers vs Cavaliers tickets is $157.67 on the secondary market. The get-in price for that game starts at $29.
Interestingly enough, the Pacers welcome the Atlantic-leading Raptors on January 27 as their cheapest home game. Pacers vs Raptors tickets average at $50.07 on the secondary market, which is 37.8% below season average. The get-in price is listed at just $2.
The Pacers haven’t played as dominantly without Paul George and Lance Stephenson, but postseason hopes still exist in Indiana. With a little bit of grit and an awakening from big man Roy Hibbert, it’s still highly likely that the Pacers will be competing for a playoff spot come April.
