Location: Who Owzzzzz da' Chiefs?, ON Joined: 12.22.2014
Apr 22 @ 11:16 AM ET
Good lord look at the price of this single ticket, on the glass just inside the blue line in the end the Leafs shoot at once.....
IF I go to any playoff games this year i will do what my brother and I both have said we would always try. Set the max price we want to pay for tickets, then go downtown and find a good spot in a bar early where a big screen TV is close by, get a bite, drink and monitor the resale ticket market.
Even if we wait until after puck drop doesn't matter and if prices don't drop to a reasonable price we just watch the game right where we are.
I've watched ticket prices before and lots of folks get desperate and just want to not take a loss or minimize their loss (I have been there) and drop their insane asks close to game time or after puck drop.
The price of Leaf playoff tickets is just out of control - kinda' like gas prices right now!
$268 Cdn for an obstructed last row ticket face value.
$315 Cdn for a re-sale market standing room seat.
Location: The centre of the hockey universe Joined: 07.31.2006
Apr 22 @ 11:19 AM ET
Good lord look at the price of this single ticket, on the glass just inside the blue line in the end the Leafs shoot at once.....
IF I go to any playoff games this year i will do what my brother and I both have said we would always try. Set the max price we want to pay for tickets, then go downtown and find a good spot in a bar early where a big screen TV is close by, get a bite, drink and monitor the resale ticket market.
Even if we wait until after puck drop doesn't matter and if prices don't drop to a reasonable price we just watch the game right where we are.
I've watched ticket prices before and lots of folks get desperate and just want to not take a loss or minimize their loss (I have been there) and drop their insane asks close to game time or after puck drop.
The price of Leaf playoff tickets is just out of control - kinda' like gas prices right now!
$268 Cdn for an obstructed last row ticket face value.
$315 Cdn for a re-sale market standing room seat.
Good lord. - Cush29
It's a simple case of supply and demand.
The demand is high, and the supply is low because there will only be two games in Toronto.
I'm guessing that this game will be a close tonight. I think betting under 5.5 might be a good bet. It's 3 - 2, 4 - 1 type of game. Leafs will keep it close and will come out differently. I wasn't upset the way they came out in game 1, hitting everything in sight. The Reaves pinch and the first goal killed their momentum. They were still in the game when they had the powerplay, early in the second period, but they couldn't answer. Once the first shot against in the period went in, that was the end. Sammy needs to make a big save once in a while. The Leafs can't play from behind all of the time. It's a death sentence against Boston. The Leaf need to get a lead and make Boston come to them. A loss tonight makes it a short series. They might win 1 back in Toronto, but that puts them in an elimination game back in Boston. If they go down in 5 games, Keefe is toast, maybe Marner too.
Ah the goaltending experts are here before noon today.
I guess they all got to Shoppers early to buy some tissue to wipe up their tears of disappointment before Sammy is announced as the game 2 starter. - Cush29
you are allowed to disagree man I’m just voicing my opinion.
I figured Sammy would have a bad game 1, I want the better goalie in game 2 because I want the leafs to win this series.
