January 23, 2015
The Nashville Predators have been rolling, as they currently have one of the best records in the league led behind a balanced offense and suffocating defense currently ranked 1st in the league in goals allowed. However, the loss of MVP goalie Pekka Rinne for a month will be test to the first place Central Division leading Predators.
According to TicketIQ, the most expensive remaining Predators tickets on the secondary market is a February 28 meeting with the Detroit Red Wings at the Bridgestone Arena. Red Wings vs Predators tickets have a current average price of $213.79 on the secondary market, a 140.2% premium above the home average for the Predators as the least expensive ticket to get in for this game is $72.
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There are plenty of affordable games on the remaining Predators home schedule but the least expensive game is a February 24 meeting with the Colorado Avalanche. Predators vs Avalanche tickets for this game have a current secondary market average of $60.65, 31.8% below the home average. The get-in price for this game is just $9.
Going forward the Predators will be tested with some tough stretch of games ahead in their schedule but this team should be fine getting into the postseason and will be one of the legit Stanley Cup contenders heading into the postseason.
