February 26, 2015
The Cleveland Cavaliers continue to pile up victories with eight wins over their last 10 games and just might be the class of the Eastern Conference. Certainly the Toronto Raptors and Atlanta Hawks have something to say about that, but considering how the Cavaliers have played in the past two months, Cleveland will be a team to be reckoned with come playoff time. At the moment are considered the favorites to come out of the East. Here are the top three Cavaliers games on the secondary market in their remaining home schedule.
3/20/15 vs Indiana Pacers | Avg. Price: $390.10 | Get-in Price: $48
The most expensive Cavaliers tickets on their remaining schedule at the Quicken Loans Arena is when Cleveland hosts division rival the Indiana Pacers on March 20. Cavaliers tickets for this game have a 27% premium compared to their current home average. Tickets have a secondary average price of $390.10, with the least expensive ticket to get in priced at $48.
4/5/15 vs Chicago Bulls | Avg. Price: $374.47 | Get-in Price: $67
Before the season began, the Cavaliers and the Chicago Bulls were considered to be the teams to beat in the East. However, unfortunately for the Bulls they received bad news this week about Derrick Rose, who will need another surgery to his knee with no timetable to his return. The Cavaliers will host the Bulls on April 5 as tickets are going for an average price of $374.47 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $67.
3/29/15 vs Philadelphia 76ers | Avg. Price: $370 | Get-in Price: $37
It will be Kevin Love bobblehead night on March 29 at Quicken Loans Arena. The Cavaliers host the Philadelphia 76ers on this night for the third and final regular season meeting for these two teams after splitting the first two games. Cavaliers tickets for this game have a current average price of $370 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $37.
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