January 23, 2015
The Montreal Canadiens are third in the Atlantic Division and trail the division leading Tampa Bay Lightning by just three points. Montreal can certainly be considered one of the elite teams in the Eastern Conference as they enter the All Star break with some momentum by defeating the two top teams in their past two outings, the Islanders and Predators, respectively.
The most expensive game remaining on the Canadiens home schedule is a matchup with the division rival Toronto Maple Leafs at the Centre Bell on February 14. Canadiens tickets for this game have a current average price of $427.33 on the secondary market, a 70.9% premium above the Canadiens home average, which is $250.01. The get in price for this game is $158.
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Canadiens tickets are not cheap, but the least expensive game on the remaining Canadiens home schedule is a January 27 meeting with the Dallas Stars. Tickets for this matchup have a current secondary average price of $173.03, a 30.7% below the Canadiens home average as the least expensive ticket to get into this game is priced at $61.
Montreal should definitely be one of team in the playoff mix in the East as the Canadiens will look to make a run at the Atlantic Division following the All-Star break.
