# \[The Athletic\] 尼克斯冲击总决赛之旅仍在继续，分区决赛门票价格一路狂飙
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46526
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2025-26赛季
**Created:** [2026 年5 月 19 日 03:04 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46526 "2026-05-19T03:04:26Z")
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 19 日 03:04 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46526/1 "2026-05-19T03:04:26Z")
By Devon Henderson | The Athletic, 2026-05-19 01:54:16
纽约尼克斯队的门票如今成了市面上最昂贵的抢手货。
你想在东部决赛期间去现场看他们迎战克利夫兰骑士队吗？那你只能掏空钱包，把里面的每一分钱都抖落出来了。
随着尼克斯队全力冲击自1999年以来的首次总决赛席位，麦迪逊广场花园的现场观赛票价一路飙升。作为证据，不妨看看周二进行的第一场比赛。根据StubHub的数据，即便是在球馆顶层角落的“山顶位”，在不含手续费的情况下也至少需要花费570美元。
如果你想坐得更靠中间一点——尽管依然是“山顶位”——票价也将超过700美元。而随着首战临近，一张靠近下层看台或场边的座位票价甚至可能超过13000美元。
尽管整座城市都为尼克斯队感到疯狂，但有一位关键的纽约人对这种过度消费主义的转变并不太热心。
在季后赛开始前，纽约市长佐兰·马姆达尼 (Zohran Mamdani) 曾对迅速上涨的票价表示遗憾，并认为他的选民“正在被剥夺带给他们如此多快乐的事物”。几周前，马姆达尼与该市的国家女子足球联赛 (NWSL) 球队哥谭FC (Gotham FC) 合作，提供了1000张售价仅为5美元的门票。
“我们看到体育运动正日益变成一种奢侈商品，而过去并非总是如此，”马姆达尼在4月中旬的新闻发布会上表示。“我依然对今年夺冠充满信心和希望。然而，我确实希望所有这些门票的价格能更加亲民。”
与其他三个将举办NBA分区决赛的城市相比，纽约令人咋舌的票价显得更加高昂。目前在StubHub上，克利夫兰东部决赛第三场的最低票价为294美元，不过豪华场边座位的价格高达5567美元。
就在西部决赛俄克拉荷马城雷霆队与圣安东尼奥马刺队在俄克拉荷马城开球前，佩科姆中心 (Paycom Center) “山顶位”的票价依然低至177美元。开球前最贵的门票价格为3216美元。
在圣安东尼奥，马刺队与雷霆队第三场对决的“山顶位”目前挂牌价低至311美元，而弗罗斯特银行中心 (Frost Bank Center) 篮架下方的座位票价则高达8000美元以上。
如果系列赛延长到潜在的淘汰赛，由于竞争更加激烈，票价自然会水涨船高。在俄克拉荷马城，第五场的最低票价将为299美元；而如果需要进行第五场，进入麦迪逊广场花园的最低门票价格则高达796美元。
ESPN的迈克·布林 (Mike Breen) 指出，周二售出了两张第一场的场边票，单张售价高达53000美元。
“我认为，对于许多纽约人来说，这场比赛是全城共同庆祝的盛事，”马姆达尼说。“当尼克斯队表现出色时，你能在整个城市感受到这种氛围。而这不仅仅属于那些买得起票去现场看球的人。”
1999年，尼克斯队成为NBA历史上首支晋级总决赛的“黑八”球队，在总决赛中与处于蒂姆·邓肯 (Tim Duncan) 领衔的王朝初期的马刺队相遇。根据[《纽约时报》 (The New York Times)](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43484) 1999年的报道，当年尼克斯队的季票平均价格为每场79美元。而据StubHub的数据，今年这一数字已达到每场815美元。此外，据《纽约时报》报道，当年纽约总决赛的场边席票价为2700美元，而圣安东尼奥的场边席仅需500美元。马刺队最终以大比分4-1赢下了该系列赛。
如果4号种子骑士队将纽约逼入一战定胜负的抢七大战，那么目前StubHub上挂牌的最便宜单张门票价格将超过1100美元，同时仍有数张五位数的场边票在售。
带着七连胜之势迎来与克利夫兰首战的尼克斯队，能否像他们的票价一样保持火热势头？
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：Knicks' conference finals ticket prices run rampant as NBA Finals pursuit continues**
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> # Knicks’ conference finals ticket prices run rampant as NBA Finals pursuit continues
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> The New York Knicks are the priciest ticket around.
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> Are you hoping to see them host the Cleveland Cavaliers during the Eastern Conference Finals? You’ll only have to open up your wallet and shake every penny loose.
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> As the Knicks pursue their first NBA Finals berth since 1999, prices for in-person attendance at Madison Square Garden have surged. For proof, try looking from the top corner of the arena in Game 1 on Tuesday, a nosebleed view that would run you at least $570 before fees, according to StubHub.
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> Should you want to sit more centrally — albeit still in the nosebleeds — you’re looking at over $700, and a seat closer to the lower bowl or courtside as Game 1 approaches could run you over $13,000.
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> Although the city is excited to see its Knicks, one key New Yorker isn’t too enthused about the consumerism shift.
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> Before the playoffs, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani lamented the rapidly rising prices of tickets and how he feels his constituents are “being pushed out of the very things that give them so much joy.” A few weeks ago, Mamdani teamed up with Gotham FC — the city’s NWSL team — to offer 1,000 tickets priced at $5.
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> “We have seen sports become more and more of a luxury commodity, and that is not what it always used to be,” Mamdani said in a mid-April press conference. “I am still confident and hopeful of a championship this year. I do wish, however, that all of these tickets were far more affordably priced.”
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> New York’s exorbitant prices look even steeper when compared to prices in the other three cities that will be hosting NBA conference finals games. The lowest price available right now on StubHub for Game 3 of the East finals in Cleveland is $294, although premium courtside seats reach as high as $5,567.
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> Just before tipoff between the Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals in Oklahoma City, tickets were still as cheap as $177 for nosebleed seats in the Paycom Center. The most expensive ticket leading up to tipoff cost $3,216.
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> In San Antonio, Game 3 between the Spurs and Thunder currently has tickets listed for as low as $311 for nosebleed seats, while seats just under the basket at the Frost Bank Center are running for upwards of $8,000.
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> If the series is extended into potential elimination games, naturally, prices jump even higher due to higher stakes. A Game 5 in Oklahoma City would cost, at the lowest, $299, while the cheapest tickets to get into Madison Square Garden for a Game 5, if necessary, are $796.
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> ESPN’s Mike Breen noted that two courtside tickets for Game 1 sold on Tuesday for $53,000 apiece.
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> “I think that there are many New Yorkers for whom the game is something that is celebrated across the entire city,” Mamdani said. “When the Knicks do well, you feel it across this whole city. And it’s not just for those who can afford to go to the game.”
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> In 1999, the Knicks became the first-ever No. 8 seed to reach the NBA Finals, matching up with the Spurs in the earliest years of their Tim Duncan-led dynasty. According to reporting by [The New York Times](https://www.nytimes.com/1999/06/21/sports/nba-finals-there-it-s-just-a-game-here-an-experience.html) in 1999, the average season ticket price for the Knicks that year was $79 per game. This year, it was $815 per game, according to StubHub. Also, according to the Times, a courtside seat to the NBA Finals in New York cost $2,700, while courtside seats in San Antonio ran for just $500. The Spurs would end up winning the series in five games.
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> Should the fourth-seeded Cavaliers push New York to a winner-take-all Game 7, then StubHub currently has the cheapest single tickets listed at over $1,100, with several five-figure courtside seats still available.
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> Can the Knicks, who enter Game 1 against Cleveland on a seven-game win streak, remain as hot as their prices?
By Devon Henderson, via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7289972/2026/05/18/knicks-ticket-prices-conference-finals-cavs-spurs-thunder/)
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 19 日 08:41 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46526/2 "2026-05-19T08:41:28Z")
# 热评
> [@Ken L.](#):
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> 我的老天爷啊，就和你的亲朋好友一起看电视转播吧。用省下来的钱买点好吃的和好喝的。让那些黄牛党见鬼去吧！！！
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> > [@Matthew F.](#):
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> > @Ken L. 多兰 (Dolan) 收取的 1386 美元票面价格跟黄牛可没关系。你能想象尼克斯的比赛居然没卖完吗！多兰终于找到了一个没人愿意买单的价格。哇哦。
> [@Kris M.](#):
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> NBA 真的需要警惕联盟的发展方向了。把球迷拒之门外的高昂票价、不讨喜的球星、假摔、比赛中无数次的暂停和广告，还有摆烂，这些都在毁掉这项运动。MLB（美国职棒大联盟）基本上走的是相反的路线，现在棒球的人气正在回升，说实话，目前的比赛产品要精彩得多。
> [@D.J. C.](#):
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> 职业体育最初是为工人阶级设计的娱乐活动。现在，它已加速演变成网红和富豪炫耀地位的又一个场所。我很想看到有些老板能有胆量为那些付不起疯狂票价的终身铁杆粉丝设置价格上限。看看欧洲足球，就知道这种平衡可以做得很好。
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> > [@Jason B.](#):
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> > @D.J. C. 欧洲足球？就是那种球迷辱骂球员和裁判、在看台上放烟火、比赛还没结束就冲进球场的地方？还要为了安全把主客场球迷分开？那还是算了吧。
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> > [@NA M.](#):
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> > @Jason B. 你显然从来没去现场看过那边的比赛。
> [@11279490](#):
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> 对于普通的尼克斯球迷来说，问题不在于座位是否充足且买得起。而在于我能不能在家里通过有线电视看比赛，还是只能通过流媒体服务（可能还是我没订阅的那种）观看。所有的季后赛至少应该通过地方电视台转播。
> [@5267589](#):
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> 篮球可能是最不适合在“山顶位”（即任何高层看台区域）观看的运动了。即使是像斯台普斯 (Staples) 那样的包厢，观赛体验也不怎么样。
> 让我花 50 美元坐那么高，我都不愿意。
> [@Luc G.](#):
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> 真是“大新闻”。纽约的物价比克利夫兰、俄克拉荷马城和圣安东尼奥贵。下次是不是要对比一下这些城市的房租了？
> [@Monti P.](#):
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> 哇，真是个启发性的发现，职业体育分区决赛的票价高得离谱，大多数工薪阶层都负担不起。读《纽约时报》真能长见识。
> [@Terrell Z.](#):
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> 有点误导性。Ticketmaster 上还有很多票可以购买。根本没必要去二级市场。虽然还是很贵，也比季票持有者的季后赛票价高，但目前还是比 StubHub 和 SeatGeek 便宜。麦迪逊广场花园 (MSG) 其实在限制大量倒票方面做得更好，他们在开赛前 24 小时才允许 Ticketmaster 进行转售。
> [@Eug D.](#):
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> 虽然我讨厌体育现状和看球所需的成本……但马姆达尼 (Mamdani) 根本不知道自己在说什么。即使你把票价降到 20 美元，那也意味着几乎没有纽约人能真正买到票。人太多，座位太少。这就是票价居高不下的原因。非常简单的供需关系。
> [@Ryan H.](#):
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> 为什么平均季票价格是“根据 StubHub”？难道不应该是“根据球队公布的价格”吗？
> [@George R.](#):
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> 马姆达尼对此根本无能为力，笑死。
> [@Andy G.](#):
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> 当球员薪水飙升到天文数字时，球迷们会说：“我才不买单。”好吧，你其实正在买单：高不可攀的票价、15 美元的执狗，以及不断上涨的电视费用。
> [@Steve T.](#):
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> 漂亮的话术，市长先生！但如果尼克斯打进总决赛，马姆达尼肯定会出现在现场。我敢打赌，他绝对不会在外面抗议，也不会对詹姆斯·多兰 (James Dolan) 的邀请说“不，谢谢”。
> [@Mike S.](#):
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> 如果尼克斯打进总决赛，现在的价格根本不算什么。麦迪逊广场花园的场边座将从 1 万美元起步，“山顶位”也要 1000 多美元。如果有必要，NBA 可能会操纵东部决赛让尼克斯晋级，因为除了硬核篮球迷，没人会看克利夫兰对阵俄克拉荷马城的总决赛。尼克斯拥有最大的媒体市场，所以仅仅是打进总决赛对 NBA 来说就是巨大的胜利，尤其是考虑到他们急剧下降的收视率。
> [@13068805](#):
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> 文章开头难道不应该披露《The Athletic》与 StubHub 有官方合作关系吗？这篇文章只提到了他们，没提其他票务商。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
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> > [@Ken L.](#):
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> > For goodness sakes, just watch it on TV with your friends and family. Use the money you saved to buy some good food and drinks. Burn the scalpers!!!
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> > > [@Matthew F.](#):
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> > > @Ken L. The scalpers have nothing to do with the $1386 face value Dolan is charging. Could you have imagined a Knicks game that wasn’t sold out! Dolan finally found the price no one was willing to pay. Wow.
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> > [@Kris M.](#):
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> > NBA really needs to be careful about the direction the league is going in. Pricing out fans, unlikeable star players, flopping, a million timeouts and ad breaks during the game and tanking is killing the sport. MLB has essentially gone the opposite way and seen baseball resurge in popularity and honestly a far more exciting product to watch at moment,
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> > [@D.J. C.](#):
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> > Professional sports was originally designed as entertainment for the working class. Now, it’s accelerated to become yet another venue for influencers and the rich to flaunt their status. Would love to see some owners have the balls to put caps on prices for lifelong and diehard fans who can’t afford these insane prices. Look to European Football to see how the balance can be done well.
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> > > [@Jason B.](#):
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> > > @D.J. C. European football where fans verbally abuse the players and referees? Light pyrotechnics in the stands? Invade the pitch before the match is over? Where they need to separate away and home fans for safety? No thanks
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> > > [@NA M.](#):
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> > > @Jason B. You’ve clearly never been to games there.
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> > [@11279490](#):
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> > For the average Knicks fan, the issue is not whether a seat is available and affordable. Rather, it’s whether I can watch the game at home on cable or is it only available through a streaming service (perhaps one I don’t subscribe). All playoff games at minimum should be available through local broadcast tv.
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> > [@5267589](#):
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> > Basketball may be the worst sport to watch from nosebleeds. Which I define as any upper section. Even suites, say at Staples, aren’t very good.
> > I wouldn’t pay $50 to sit up high.
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> > [@Luc G.](#):
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> > Breaking journalism. Prices are more expensive in NYC than Cleveland, OKC and San Antonio. Want to compare cost of rent in these cities next?
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> > [@Monti P.](#):
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> > Wow what a revelatory discovery, ticket prices for major pro sports conference finals are exorbitant and out of reach of most working people. The things you learn when you read the New York Times.
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> > [@Terrell Z.](#):
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> > A little misleading. Ticketmaster has plenty of tickets available for purchase. No need to even hit the resale market. Still expensive and still more than what season ticket holders are getting their playoff Tix for. But still less than StubHub and SeatGeek currently. MSG actually did a better job of limiting the flood of tickets my preventing ticketmaster resale until 24 HH ours before game time.
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> > [@Eug D.](#):
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> > Although I hate what’s becoming of sports and the prices needed to be paid to go watch…Mamdani has no idea what he’s talking about. Even if you lower the prices to $20 , that still mean almost no one in New York would actually get a ticket. Theres just too many people for that amount of seats. Which is why the prices are that high. Very simple supply and demand
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> > [@Ryan H.](#):
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> > Why would the average season ticket price be “according to stubhub?” Shouldn’t it just be “according to what the team listed them at”
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> > [@George R.](#):
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> > Mamdani won’t be able to do shit about this lmao
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> > [@Andy G.](#):
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> > When players salaries soar into the stratosphere, fans say, “I’m not paying for it .” Well, you are: out-of-reach ticket prices, $15 hot dogs and rising TV fees.
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> > [@Steve T.](#):
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> > Great sound bite Mr. Mayor! But if the Knicks get to the Finals, Mr. Mamdani will be there. I’m sure he will not be outside picketing or say “No thanks” to an invitation from James Dolan.
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> > [@Mike S.](#):
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> > These prices are nothing compared to what they’ll be if the Knicks make the Finals. Courtside seats will start at $10k and nosebleeds will be $1k+ at MSG. If needed, the NBA will likely rig the ECF to get the Knicks into the Finals because nobody outside of hardcore NBA fans will watch a Cleveland - Oklahoma City Finals. The Knicks have the biggest media market, so just getting to the Finals is a huge win for the NBA, especially with their sharply declining ratings.
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> > [@13068805](#):
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> > Should there be a disclosure that the Athletic has an official relationship with Stub Hub at the top of the article? This article name drops them and no other ticketers.
via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7289972/2026/05/18/knicks-ticket-prices-conference-finals-cavs-spurs-thunder/#comments)