January 16, 2015
The Cleveland Cavaliers introduced their new big three before the start of the season, but that hasn’t gone as well as most anticipated. The Cavs were able to get to .500 but a lot turmoil is surrounding the Cavs in regards to a power struggle between their head coach, David Blatt, and some of the veteran players. However, after their win over the Lakers on Thursday night both coach Blatt and LeBron say everything is all good.
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The most expensive game remaining on the Cavaliers home schedule is their February 8 meeting with Los Angeles Lakers at Quicken Loans Arena. Lakers vs Cavaliers tickets for this game have a current average price of $341.58 on the secondary market, a 44.3% premium above the Cavaliers’ home average. The get in price for this game is $68.
Cavaliers tickets are some of the most expensive in the league. as not one game in their remaining home schedule have tickets at an average asking price under $100. The least expensive Cavaliers game is their game on January 21 against the Utah Jazz. Tickets for this game have a current secondary market average price of $123.47, with a get-in price of $12.
Cleveland is now sixth in the standings in the East and most likely they will make the playoffs with the only question at what seeding in the standings and if they can become a legit threat to the current top teams in the East. However, with the world’s best player on your lineup things could change real quick.
