April 1, 2015
The Los Angeles Clippers were not able to win their division for the third straight season, but did manage to clinch a playoff spot for the fourth straight year and second under head coach Doc Rivers. Now sitting at the No. 5 seed in the West, but with seven games to go on their regular season schedule the Clippers have a chance to climb a few seeds, trailing the Southwest-leading Memphis Grizzlies by just 2.5 games and the current No. 3 seed Houston Rockets by a game and a half The Clippers are definitely a threat come playoff time due to their tremendous firepower on offense and facilitation of the ball currently, they are currently second in the league in assists.
Just three home games remain for the Clippers at the Staples Center. Clippers tickets are going for an average price of $123.32 for their final three home games on the secondary market. The most expensive of the trio of games is their next home game taking place next Tuesday against the Los Angeles Lakers. Lakers vs Clippers tickets are going for an average price of $165.86 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $36.
Clippers playoff tickets won’t see as dramatic premium compared to other playoff bound teams but tickets will still be 79% above the Clippers regular season home average of their remaining home games. Clippers playoff tickets for Home Game 1 are going for an average price of $223.17 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $67. Their Home Game 2 has a secondary market average price of $219.14, with the least expensive ticket to get in priced at $66. With the Clippers currently positioned as the No. 5 seed, those games would be Games 3 and 4 of the series. If Los Angeles could grab a top four seed, those games would move to 1 and 2.
If the season ended today the Clippers at the number 5 seed would take on the Trail Blazers, but much can happen from now to the end of the season, but the Clippers likely matchup in the first round will be against Portland.
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