The WNBA’s most important game is not the cheapest ticket in town.
\n\nAccording to a report from Front Office Sports (FOS), the get-in price on the resale market for Thursday’s all-important Game 6 is a mere $32, nearly a full five times less than the $166 get-in price for Game 3 last Wednesday and the $246 for Game 4 on Saturday, FOS reports.
\n\n“Earlier this week, the WNBA announced it was rescheduling Game 6 from 8 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. ET on Thursday,” FOS’s Colin Salao reports. “The move allowed the Dream to play in the 17,000-seat State Farm Arena rather than the 3,500-seat Gateway Center where they played all their regular-season games.
\n\n“A Hawks game on Thursday night forced the Dream to find a last-minute contingency if they wanted to avoid the smaller arena.”
\n\nWhile the Dream didn’t have any problem selling seats for games three and four, Thursday’s early afternoon tip-off raises the distinct possibility of long stretches of empty seats for a game that could crown the league’s champion.
\n\n“For the fans who can make a noon tip-off work, though, this has turned into a pretty remarkable opportunity to attend a WNBA Finals game at a fraction…
Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/sports/
