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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Sport
- Yahoo
Chicago Sky, Indiana Fever Get Expected News Amid Caitlin Clark Injury
Chicago Sky, Indiana Fever Get Expected News Amid Caitlin Clark Injury originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark, the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year, has been brilliant for the Indiana Fever and the league since her arrival, which could have been foretold after her remarkable career at Iowa. Advertisement Clark is also dealing with her first injury of her young career, which will keep her sidelined as the Fever are set to take on Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky on Saturday. 'I'll miss this weekend's game, but after that, it's day-by-day," Clark said. This will be the fourth game the Fever superstar will miss since suffering a left quad injury. The generational WNBA talent revealed that it's a "possibility" she will be able to suit up on June 10 after missing the contest against the Sky. Indiana's first report was that Clark was expected to miss two weeks, which lines up with a return next week. Advertisement Teams prepare for Clark's arrival by playing in a large venue. The Fever's game against the Sky is in the United Center in Chicago, which is nearly double the size of their typical arena they play in. The stands would have been packed had Clark and Reese been able to go head to head. Instead, ticket prices have been plummeting with the Clark being ruled out. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Faith Morgan-Imagn Images Legion Hoops shared on X that prices had fallen to as little as $7, which makes sense when considering how many seats are in the arena and Clark's injury. This weekend's Sky-Fever game is now down to $7 on [TickPick] and is likely to keep going down even more," Legion Hoops posted. "The WNBA misses Caitlin Clark." They're right. The WNBA absolutely misses Clark. Her return is soon, though she won't be rushing back to the hardwood. Advertisement "I feel like I've made a lot of progress, and I feel good," Clark said. "I'm not going to rush back if it's not worth it. But after this weekend, I'll be reevaluated and we'll have a better idea of when I'm returning." The Fever superstar is going to be careful with her body as she's got a lengthy career ahead of her, even if many fans want to see her and Reese go head-to-head again. Their next chance will be on July 27, over a month and a half from now. This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 6, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Caitlin Clark injury effect: Ticket prices drastically fall with Indiana Fever star out
The Caitlin Clark effect has brought a plenty of attention and high demand to see the Indiana Fever, but the WNBA is seeing a the opposite side of that effect: less intrigue when she's injured. Clark will be sidelined for at least two weeks as she suffered a left quad strain following Indiana's 90-88 loss to the defending champion New York Liberty on Saturday. Missing two weeks means Clark will miss at least the next four games, and it's had a dramatic effect on ticket prices for those contests, particularly the two road games during that stretch − at the Washington Mystics on May 28 and at the Chicago Sky on June 7. Indiana Fever ticket prices plunge with Caitlin Clark injured Ticket prices have drastically fallen since Monday's news of Clark's injury. For the four games Clark will miss, the average purchase price was 71% more expensive prior to the news than Tuesday, as the average has dropped from $137 to $80, according to TickPick data provided to USA TODAY Sports. Advertisement The road games in Washington and Chicago have been heavily impacted, as both were moved to bigger arenas to accommodate the demand to see Clark. Washington moved the game from its home CareFirst Arena to the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, which has more than 6,000 extra capacity. Prior to the injury news, the cheapest ticket sold for the game was $41, per TickPick. Now, the get-in price is $14, as of Tuesday night. The average purchase price went from $115 to $83. The Sky vs. the Fever game was even more affected as it was supposed to be another edition of Clark vs. Angel Reese. The contest was moved to United Center, the first time WNBA games would be played at the 20,000-plus seat arena. On Sunday, the cheapest ticket was $86 on TickPick. As of Tuesday night, it's now $25. The average purchase price was $210, 121% more expensive than Tuesday's average of $95, TickPick said. For the home games − May 30 against the Connecticut Sun and June 3 vs. the Mystics − the cheapest ticket option on TickPick are $13 and $11, respectively. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark (22) in the first half against the New York Liberty at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Indiana Fever ticket prices when Caitlin Clark returns It's evident how impactful Clark's availability determines the secondary market should she return after a two week absence. Advertisement The first game she might be available to return is June 10 at the Atlanta Dream. The cheapest ticket for that contest at Gateway Center Arena is $147. The next four road games after that − against the Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces, Seattle Storm and Dallas Wings − all have get-in prices of at least $100, with the June 27 contest against Paige Bueckers and Dallas starting at $141 on TickPick. Meanwhile, the first home game Clark is eligible to return to is June 14 against the Liberty, which has a get-in price of $43. The biggest stories, every morning. Stay up-to-date on all the key sports developments by subscribing to USA TODAY Sports' newsletter. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Caitlin Clark injury effect: Ticket prices plummet with star out
USA Today
27-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Caitlin Clark injury effect: Ticket prices drastically fall with Indiana Fever star out
Caitlin Clark injury effect: Ticket prices drastically fall with Indiana Fever star out Show Caption Hide Caption Caitlin Clark's quad injury could affect Fever for next two weeks Caitlin Clark suffered some quad tightness, some Fever fans may be worried but Clark doesn't seem to be. Sports Seriously The Caitlin Clark effect has brought a plenty of attention and high demand to see the Indiana Fever, but the WNBA is seeing a the opposite side of that effect: less intrigue when she's injured. Clark will be sidelined for at least two weeks as she suffered a left quad strain following Indiana's 90-88 loss to the defending champion New York Liberty on Saturday. Missing two weeks means Clark will miss at least the next four games, and it's had a dramatic effect on ticket prices for those contests, particularly the two road games during that stretch − at the Washington Mystics on May 28 and at the Chicago Sky on June 7. Indiana Fever ticket prices plunge with Caitlin Clark injured Ticket prices have drastically fallen since Monday's news of Clark's injury. For the four games Clark will miss, the average purchase price was 71% more expensive prior to the news than Tuesday, as the average has dropped from $137 to $80, according to TickPick data provided to USA TODAY Sports. The road games in Washington and Chicago have been heavily impacted, as both were moved to bigger arenas to accommodate the demand to see Clark. Washington moved the game from its home CareFirst Arena to the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, which has more than 6,000 extra capacity. Prior to the injury news, the cheapest ticket sold for the game was $41, per TickPick. Now, the get-in price is $14, as of Tuesday night. The average purchase price went from $115 to $83. The Sky vs. the Fever game was even more affected as it was supposed to be another edition of Clark vs. Angel Reese. The contest was moved to United Center, the first time WNBA games would be played at the 20,000-plus seat arena. On Sunday, the cheapest ticket was $86 on TickPick. As of Tuesday night, it's now $25. The average purchase price was $210, 121% more expensive than Tuesday's average of $95, TickPick said. For the home games − May 30 against the Connecticut Sun and June 3 vs. the Mystics − the cheapest ticket option on TickPick are $13 and $11, respectively. Indiana Fever ticket prices when Caitlin Clark returns It's evident how impactful Clark's availability determines the secondary market should she return after a two week absence. The first game she might be available to return is June 10 at the Atlanta Dream. The cheapest ticket for that contest at Gateway Center Arena is $147. The next four road games after that − against the Golden State Valkyries, Las Vegas Aces, Seattle Storm and Dallas Wings − all have get-in prices of at least $100, with the June 27 contest against Paige Bueckers and Dallas starting at $141 on TickPick. Meanwhile, the first home game Clark is eligible to return to is June 14 against the Liberty, which has a get-in price of $43.
Bloomberg
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Bloomberg
NY Knicks Tickets Near Timothée Chalamet Will Cost You $62,000
New York City's frenzy over the Knicks' first appearance in the National Basketball Association's conference finals in 25 years is sending ticket prices at Madison Square Garden soaring. The average price for seats for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals versus the Indiana Pacers Wednesday night were listed at just under $1,200, a record for NBA conference championships, according to TickPick. And it will cost nearly $600 just to get in the door.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Ticket Prices For Game 1 of NBA Conference Finals' Are Turning Heads
The 2025 NBA playoffs have reached the conference finals, and the matchups are set. With the Oklahoma City Thunder emerging victorious from Game 7 against the Denver Nuggets on Sunday, they will now face the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Western Conference finals. As for the Eastern Conference finals, the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers will throw down. The Knicks and Pacers met in last year's playoffs, with the Pacers eliminating the Knicks in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Advertisement The Knicks and Thunder each hold the home-court advantage in their respective series. And with Game 1 of each series officially scheduled, the ticket prices to get in Madison Square Garden and Paycom Center have been revealed. While both games aren't a cheap ticket, the difference between the two entry fees is shocking. The cost, however, to enter MSG for Game 1 of Knicks vs. Pacers is turning heads. Per @TickPick on X, the get-in price of Timberwolves vs. Thunder is $160. On the other end of the cost spectrum, the astronomical get-in price for Knicks vs. Pacers is $703. These ticket prices are the cheapest single tickets that can currently be purchased for Game 1 of each series. NBA Fans have rushed to social media to express their feelings on these mind-blowing ticket prices. Advertisement "NYC is an expensive place, and demand must be insane. I'd wager there's enough cashed-up fans, or fans that would sell family members to get a ticket, to fill the place at 5 times the price." @Mattkowals38746 said on X. "MaKe iT mAkE sEnSe," @DayclubSEAZN posted on X. "Knicks fans really paying Broadway prices for basketball while Thunder fans get a Midwest discount!" @ramavatar_x said on X. "Big difference between the bright lights of NYC and the sticks of OKC." @bobbobbler1973 posted on X. General view of Madison Square Garden.© Brad Penner-Imagn Images Thunder vs. Timberwolves begins on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. EDT on ESPN. Knicks vs. Pacers begins on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. EDT on TNT. Advertisement Related: Knicks Make NBA Playoff History Following Game 2 vs. Celtics
