# \[The Athletic\] 马刺警告季票持有者：切勿在非授权网站转售总决赛门票
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47080
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2025-26赛季
**Created:** [2026 年6 月 2 日 19:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47080 "2026-06-02T19:01:02Z")
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年6 月 2 日 19:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47080/1 "2026-06-02T19:01:02Z")
By Zach Powell | The Athletic, 2026-06-02 17:29:55
_《The Athletic》将为您带来_[_尼克斯对阵马刺_](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/knicks-vs-spurs-live-updates-nba-finals-2026-game-1-score-result/VNx1xr6lfNoA/)_2026年_[_NBA总决赛_](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/knicks-vs-spurs-live-updates-nba-finals-2026-game-1-score-result/VNx1xr6lfNoA/)_第一场对决的实时报道。_
圣安东尼奥马刺队警告那些意图在二级市场转售NBA总决赛门票的季票持有者，切勿在非授权网站上挂牌出售，甚至已经有球迷因此被吊销了季票资格。
一位名叫马克·伯内特 (Mark Burnett) 的球迷在Instagram上[发布了一张截图](https://www.instagram.com/p/DZCrVqwuwNb/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=64d41c34-842c-4f5c-8c5c-16b2ce099109)，内容是另一位马刺球迷杰克·鲍威尔 (Jake Powell) 发来的电子邮件，警告支持者在转售总决赛门票时要注意发布平台。由于马刺队发现鲍威尔的门票交易源自一个非官方的二级市场网站，违反了球队的购票条款与细则，因此吊销了他的季票。
“我们致力于确保球迷能够买到正版门票，并强烈建议球迷仅在经认证的交易平台进行购买，”马刺队在给 _The Athletic_ 的一份声明中表示，“在整个赛季期间，以及季后赛和总决赛门票开售之际，我们都向会员传达了转售指南。”
这一消息传出之际，正值总决赛票价一路飙升。NBA总决赛将于美东时间周三晚上8:30在圣安东尼奥的霜冻银行中心 (Frost Bank Center) 拉开帷幕。马刺主场可容纳18,418名观众，该场馆的第三方运营商Ticketmaster正在出售转售票。截至周二，最便宜的门票位于200区顶层看台，未含税费的价格为793.73美元。而位置最好的席位之一——位于场边Ledger场边俱乐部 (Ledger Courtside Club) 的座位，未含税费的标价高达47,600美元。
伯内特告诉 _The Athletic_，鲍威尔在尝试出售门票时使用的是一个Facebook购票群。伯内特补充道，据他所知，至少还有其他三人的季票资格也被吊销了。伯内特还声称，马刺队正在控票，每次仅分批释放200至300张门票。
“我一直在关注价格和网站。我认为这与控制市场价格的能力有关，因为Ticketmaster采用动态定价，会根据需求提高票价，”伯内特说道。
伯内特曾连续13个赛季担任马刺队季票持有者。他表示，一位球队票务代表曾告诉他，马刺队会定期监控社交媒体页面和季票持有者的账户，以查看他们是否在转售座位以及售价是多少。
“马刺队一直都有关于门票转售的政策和规定，”伯内特说，“然而，直到今年季后赛，这些规定才真正被严格执行。”
尼克斯队自1999年以来首次杀入总决赛，并渴望夺得53年来的首个总冠军。马刺队上一次进入总决赛是在2014年，当时他们击败了迈阿密热火队，夺得了队史第五座总冠军奖杯。
**—— 杰拉德·魏斯 (Jared Weiss) 对本文亦有贡献。**
_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：Spurs warn season ticket holders not to resell NBA Finals seats on unauthorized sites**
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> # Spurs warn season ticket holders not to resell NBA Finals seats on unauthorized sites
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> _The Athletic has live coverage of_ [_Knicks vs. Spurs_](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/knicks-vs-spurs-live-updates-nba-finals-2026-game-1-score-result/VNx1xr6lfNoA/) _in Game 1 of the_ [_2026 NBA Finals_](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/knicks-vs-spurs-live-updates-nba-finals-2026-game-1-score-result/VNx1xr6lfNoA/)_._
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> The San Antonio Spurs are warning season-ticket holders seeking to sell their NBA Finals seats on the secondary market not to list them on unauthorized websites and have even revoked one fan’s season tickets.
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> One fan, Mark Burnett, [posted a screenshot](https://www.instagram.com/p/DZCrVqwuwNb/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=64d41c34-842c-4f5c-8c5c-16b2ce099109) to Instagram of an email from Jake Powell, another Spurs fan, warning supporters to be careful about where they post their finals tickets for resale. Powell’s season tickets were revoked after the Spurs identified the ticket sales as originating from an unofficial secondary market site that violates the team’s ticketing terms and conditions.
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> “We’re focused on getting authentic tickets into the hands of our fans and strongly encourage fans to only buy from verified marketplaces,” the Spurs said in a statement to _The Athletic_. “Our resale guidelines have been communicated to our members throughout the season and in conjunction with Playoffs and Finals going on sale.”
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> The news comes amid soaring ticket prices as the NBA Finals tip off Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. ET at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. The Spurs venue seats 18,418, and the venue’s third-party operator, Ticketmaster, is selling resale tickets. As of Tuesday, the cheapest ticket is $793.73 before fees in the balcony level in the 200s section. One of the best seats is on the floor in the Ledger Courtside Club and is marked $47,600 before fees.
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> Burnett told _The Athletic_ that Powell used a Facebook ticket group when seeking to sell his ticket. Burnett added that he knows of at least three others who’ve had their season tickets revoked. Burnett also claims the Spurs are holding and releasing small blocks of 200-300 seats at a time.
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> “I’ve been monitoring the pricing and site. I believe it has to do with the ability to control the market pricing because Ticketmaster uses dynamic pricing while raising pricing due to demand,” Burnett said.
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> Burnett, a former Spurs season-ticket holder for 13 seasons, said a team ticketing representative told him the Spurs routinely monitor social media pages and season ticket holders’ accounts to see if they are selling their seats and for how much.
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> “The Spurs have always had policies and regulations regarding ticket resale,” Burnett said. “However, they’ve really never been enforced until this postseason.”
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> The Knicks are in the finals for the first time since 1999 and are hoping to win their first title in 53 years. The Spurs were last in the finals in 2014, when they beat the Miami Heat to earn their fifth title.
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> **— Jared Weiss contributed to this story.**
By Zach Powell, via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7327179/2026/06/02/spurs-tickets-nba-finals-season-resale/)
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年6 月 2 日 19:30 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47080/2 "2026-06-02T19:30:57Z")
# 热评
> [@RYAN C.](#):
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> 这根本不是为了平抑票价。这只是为了确保球队及其合作伙伴能赚取额外的利润，而不是让原始持票人和/或黄牛得利。
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> > [@Nathan R.](#):
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> > @RYAN C. 100%赞同
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> > [@Brian B.](#):
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> > @RYAN C. 没错，确实如此。球队不仅在票价上狠宰球迷，还要求在任何高价转售中分一杯羹。
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> > [@Purge the Billionaires ..](#):
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> > @RYAN C. 完全正确！
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> > [@delbellod](#):
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> > 确实如此
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> > [@andy S.](#):
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> > @RYAN C. 这应该违反了反垄断法吧？即使写进了条款和细则里，也并不代表它就是合法的。
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> > [@1511791](#):
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> > @RYAN C. 傲慢自大的NBA球队和他们贪婪的票务合作伙伴应该以合理的价格提供总决赛门票——山顶票的价格应该远低于800美元，场边席更是应该远低于4万多美元。
> > 黄牛。他们自己就是黄牛。不能因为联盟参与了“转售”，就觉得这不算是犯罪。
> > 至于那些想在“非官方转售网站”（哈！用这个词真是厚颜无耻）上利用这种贪婪捞一笔的球迷，他们爱怎么干就怎么干，看看马刺、NBA或者尼克斯能不能查到他们。
> > 真是令人作呕的贪婪。
> [@Rick D.](#):
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> 马刺：你们怎么敢在“非官方”二级市场上对我们的球迷漫天要价？对球迷漫天要价那是我们的工作！！！
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> > [@Garrett D.](#):
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> > @Rick D.
> > ……这些条款由 DraftKings 赞助呈现
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> > [@Sebastian T.](#):
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> > @Garrett D. 季票被吊销数量的“大小盘”设在多少？
> [@Martin S.](#):
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> 我觉得一个人一旦买了票，就应该有权对它做任何处置。
> 如果我是每年给球队交几千美元的季票会员，听到他们说“另外，如果你要转售这些票，只能通过让我们获利的方式进行”，我一定会气炸的。
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> > [@rob F.](#):
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> > 仔细读读条款吧
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> > [@Wayne W.](#):
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> > @rob F. 读读你自己的条款吧
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> > [@Brian B.](#):
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> > @Martin S. 是的，这是一种可撤销的许可，是由那些时薪至少1000美元的律师起草的。
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> > [@Ryan M.](#):
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> > @Brian B. 才1000美元？他们请得够便宜的！
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> > [@Martin S.](#):
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> > @rob F. 我知道这合法。但这并不代表它不会让我恶心。企业和个人在法律上可以做各种我认为令人反感的事。
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> > [@Matt W.](#):
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> > @Wayne W. 我觉得原作者知道有这些条款，但这并不意味着他们不能为此感到生气，或者不能期望有一些对消费者更友好的规定。
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> > [@Chris M.](#):
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> > @rob F. 派对上的“扫兴鬼”找到了。
> [@13027557](#):
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> 德克萨斯州。他们整天把“自由”挂在嘴边，但那自由可不是给你的。
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> > [@Jeremy M.](#):
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> > @ 只有枪支有自由
> [@Ole S.](#):
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> 必须确保他们才是抽水的那个人。
> [@Anonymous U.](#):
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> 体育运动正变得有点恶心。就像其他所有事物一样。
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> > [@joey F.](#):
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> > @Anonymous U. 正变得？老兄，你是一直在梦游吗？75美元的停车费、20美元的啤酒、看个支持了40年的球队得下载好几个App、替补捕手挣得比拯救你和另外1000个像你一样的人的命的医生还要多、纳税人出资给亿万富翁建球馆。基特 (Jeter) 说得最好……“单向的忠诚就是愚蠢。”球迷就是愚蠢。
> [@jeffberlat](#):
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> 那些他们抽不到成的网站。
> [@Grantley B.](#):
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> 如果你花将近5万美元去买一场比赛的座位，你要么是钱多得没处花，要么是脑子不够用。
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> > [@Lori M.](#):
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> > @Grantley B. 荒谬。如果我有钱，我会买下每场比赛的座位。而且我根本不在乎你怎么想。
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> > [@pa L.](#):
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> > @Lori M. 这大概就是你没钱的原因
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> > [@Sal M.](#):
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> > @Lori M. 如果你真会这么做，那你急需上几堂理财启蒙课。
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> > [@5267589](#):
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> > @Grantley B. 如果你有能力随手掏出5万美元买张票，那你应该有关系（不管是社交关系还是商业关系）能拿到面值票……甚至免费票！
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> > [@5321641](#):
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> > Sal M. 如果一个人能买得起5万美元的座位，他的理财能力绝对没问题，而且可能比你强得多。
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> > [@5321641](#):
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> > pa L. “大概”也是你没钱的原因。把“大概”改成“绝对”吧。
> [@John F.](#):
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> Ticketmaster 就是个毒瘤。所有球迷都配得上更好的待遇，而不是承担这些荒谬的服务费。
> [@Robert P.](#):
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> 但记住球队总是在说什么……“我们所做的一切都是为了球迷”
> [@Zach S.](#):
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> 还有人读到这里会忍不住笑出声吗？你可以直接去 The Athletic 的赛程页面，然后点击链接去……一个非官方的二级市场网站买票？
> [2025-26 NBA Schedule and Scores - NBA Games - The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/schedule/)
> [@James M.](#):
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> 什么是非官方转售网站？没有和球队/联盟合作的网站？为什么这篇文章不说明那个被封禁的用户使用的是哪个网站？
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> > [@Waldo G.](#):
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> > @James M. 所谓“非官方”，就是球队拿不到抽成的网站。
> [@Paul M.](#):
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> 另外，你也可以尝试在 FB Marketplace 上以1000美元的价格出售一把二手勺子，然后附赠一张免费的马刺队门票。:)（没开玩笑，这真的行得通）。
> [@James R.](#):
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> 我真希望以前禁止倒卖门票的法律还在。在我的有生之年，德克萨斯州曾有过这样的法律，规定以高于面值的价格售票是违法的。我知道，这不可能再发生了，所以大家先别激动。
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> > [@Johnny M.](#):
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> > @James R. 我同意你的看法。近年来以让我们国家“更自由”的名义发生的所有破事，都让一切变得更他妈糟糕了。
> > 倒票合法了。
> > 赌博合法了。
> > 突击步枪合法了。
> > 企业成了“人”。
> > 金钱成了“言论”。
> > 无限的竞选资金被鼓励。
> > 然而，不知怎么的，
> > 堕胎却成了违法（在很多地方）。
> > 人本身却成了“非法移民”。
> > 等等。
> > 看来这到处泛滥的自由，并没有让每个人都平等地获得自由。但我认为，重新恢复反倒票法，将是开始重新平衡天平的一个极好起点。
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> > [@P D.](#):
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> > Daniel S. 难以想象居然有人会认为政府对一个人的身体指手画脚叫做“自由”。
> [@joey F.](#):
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> 我觉得真是讽刺，这些职业球队年复一年、毫无良心地在方方面面压榨球迷……而当投入了这么多的球迷想要变现时，球队却反对了。亿万富翁和百万富翁在剥削我们这些只有几千块钱的千元户！你们这些该死的、见钱眼开的垃圾！
> [@Reymundo E.](#):
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> 没什么比大型体育职业球队更恶心的了，他们千方百计确保球迷不能从自己花钱买的门票中赚点外快。他们必须确保所有的钱都进自己的腰包，而不是你的。
> [@Franklin C.](#):
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> 听我这个做了25年票务经纪人的人说一句吧……这根本不是为了保护球迷，纯粹是为了在二级市场销售中分一杯羹。
> [@Andrew G.](#):
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> 限制人们对自己拥有的东西拥有处置权，这很不美国。
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> > [@13027557](#):
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> > @Andrew G.
> > 事实上，这再共和党不过了。去问问女性吧。
> [@Kyle B.](#):
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> Ticketmaster 就是垄断
> [@r K.](#):
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> 难道文章不应该提一下哪些网站是未经授权的吗？
> [@Chris S.](#):
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> 我在这里读到的全是：“哇啊啊，我们不希望任何疯狂的尼克斯球迷用他们的欢呼和虔诚的狂热来打扰我们（不得不说确实很华丽）的狂欢节色彩！”
> 给你个建议：培养点更给力的本地球迷吧！
> [@Coach C.](#):
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> 如果我买了它，它就是我的，我想怎么处置就怎么处置
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> > [@Chris M.](#):
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> > @Coach C. 那是过去的老日子了，教练。
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> > [@Dave M.](#):
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> > @Coach C. 那得看情况。你不能批量复制你“拥有”的电影和音乐去卖。你不能把你拥有的房子改成酒店。你不能把你买的酒给小孩子喝。对于你拥有的东西，有各种各样你不能做的事。
> [@DARYL L B.](#):
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> 祝贺所有花大价钱买票去看一场在电视上能免费看到的比赛的球迷。把这笔钱捐给慈善机构会是更好的用途。
> [@randy H.](#):
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> 我是雷霆队的季票持有者。这事应该由法庭来裁决。我们都知道这事办得很恶心。
> [@Paul M.](#):
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> 没错。SeatGeek 不是授权卖家。这就是他们想告诉你的，所以如果你是季票持有者，在 TicketScalper（黄牛大师）以外的任何地方卖票都是有风险的。
> [@Tony B.](#):
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> 挺好。让黄牛远离。
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> > [@Blaise K.](#):
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> > @Tony B. 这甚至都不是为了赶走黄牛。只是把黄牛引导到那个给马刺交了钱的网站上。
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> > [@delbellod](#):
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> > Ticketmaster 所做的完全就是教科书般的倒票行为。这之所以被允许，只是因为马刺能从中分一杯羹。
> [@10785274](#):
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> 马刺这已经是在集体诉讼的边缘试探了。
> [@5267589](#):
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> 提问：Ticketmaster 在转售时向买家/卖家收取的手续费，比 Stubhub 或 Seatgeek 更黑吗？
> 如果差不多，谁会在乎呢？
> 又及：在打字的同时上网查了一下……似乎确实没多大区别，不过在 TM 上，你交付门票时就能拿到钱，而在其他平台则是活动结束5-7天后。另外，在 TM 上不能低于面值（或某种最低限价）出售……不过对于这次总决赛来说，这应该不是问题。
_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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> > [@RYAN C.](#):
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> > It’s not doing anything to keep ticket prices down. It’s just ensuring the teams and their partners get the extra margin rather than the original ticket holder and/or scalper.
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> > > [@Nathan R.](#):
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> > > @RYAN C. 100%
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> > > [@Brian B.](#):
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> > > @RYAN C. Yes exactly. The team not only gets to gouge fans on ticket prices. But they demand a portion of any resale at higher prices.
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> > > [@Purge the Billionaires ..](#):
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> > > @RYAN C. BINGO!
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> > > [@delbellod](#):
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> > > Exactly
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> > > [@andy S.](#):
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> > > @RYAN C. this should be an antitrust violation, right? Even if it’s in the terms and conditions, that doesn’t make it legal.
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> > > [@1511791](#):
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> > > @RYAN C. Chesty NBA teams and their greedy ticketing partners would need to be offering Finals tickets for reasonable prices - far below $800 for nosebleed tickets, and a helluva lot below $40K+ for court side seats.
> > > Scalpers. That is what they are. Just because the league bought into “reselling” shouldn’t prevent it from being a crime.
> > > And fans who want to cash in on the greed on “non-official resale sites” - Ha! Such balls to use that term - should do whatever they want and see if the Spurs, the NBA or the Knicks can find them.
> > > What disgusting greed.
>
> > [@Rick D.](#):
> >
> > Spurs: How dare you try to price gouge our fans on an “unofficial” secondary site? Price gouging our fans is OUR job!!!
> >
> > > [@Garrett D.](#):
> > >
> > > @Rick D.
> > > …these terms were brought to you by DraftKings
> >
> > > [@Sebastian T.](#):
> > >
> > > @Garrett D. What is the over/under on number of season tickets revoked?
>
> > [@Martin S.](#):
> >
> > I think once someone buys a ticket, they should be able to do whatever they want with it.
> > If I were a season ticket member paying the team thousands of dollars a year, I’d be irritated that they say “Also, if you resell these, you can only do it in a way where we benefit from it.”
> >
> > > [@rob F.](#):
> > >
> > > Read the terms
> >
> > > [@Wayne W.](#):
> > >
> > > @rob F. Read your terms
> >
> > > [@Brian B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Martin S. Yes it’s a revocable license that was written by lawyers that charge at least $1k per hour.
> >
> > > [@Ryan M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Brian B. Only $1000? They went cheap!
> >
> > > [@Martin S.](#):
> > >
> > > @rob F. I know it’s legal. That doesn’t mean it wouldn’t irk me. Businesses and individuals can legally do all sorts of things that I find obnoxious.
> >
> > > [@Matt W.](#):
> > >
> > > @Wayne W. I think the original poster knows about the terms, but that doesn’t mean they cannot be upset by them or want for something more consumer friendly.
> >
> > > [@Chris M.](#):
> > >
> > > @rob F. Found the fun guy at parties.
>
> > [@13027557](#):
> >
> > Texas. They’re all about “freedom” but not for you.
> >
> > > [@Jeremy M.](#):
> > >
> > > @ only guns
>
> > [@Ole S.](#):
> >
> > Gotta make sure they’re the ones getting the vig.
>
> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> >
> > Sports are getting kind of gross. Like everything else.
> >
> > > [@joey F.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. GETTING? Dude you been asleep? $75 parking, $20 beers, Several apps to watch a team they spent 40 years supporting, Backup catchers making more than the doctor who saves your life and 1,000 like you, Taxpayers paying for a billionaire’s stadium. Jeter said it best… “loyalty one way is stupidity.” Fans are stupid.
>
> > [@jeffberlat](#):
> >
> > Sites where they don’t get a cut.
>
> > [@Grantley B.](#):
> >
> > If you’re spending almost 50k on a seat for one game, you either have too much money or not enough brains.
> >
> > > [@Lori M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Grantley B. Ridiculous. If I had the money, I’d spend it on seats for every game. And not care what you think.
> >
> > > [@pa L.](#):
> > >
> > > @Lori M. prolly why you dont have money
> >
> > > [@Sal M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Lori M. Well if that’s what you would do, then you’re in desperate need of some financial literacy lessons.
> >
> > > [@5267589](#):
> > >
> > > @Grantley B. If you have the means to drop 50K on a ticket, you should have connections (either social or business) to get those tickets for face…or even free!
> >
> > > [@5321641](#):
> > >
> > > Sal M. If a guy can afford seats for 50K his financial literacy is just fine and probably better than yours.
> >
> > > [@5321641](#):
> > >
> > > pa L. “Prolly” why you don’t either. Make that “defly.”
>
> > [@John F.](#):
> >
> > TicketMaster is a cancer. All fans deserve better than having all of those ridiculous fees.
>
> > [@Robert P.](#):
> >
> > but remember what the teams always say…we do everything for the fans
>
> > [@Zach S.](#):
> >
> > Anyone else chuckle when reading this you can go to The Athletic’s schedule page and click a link to buy tickets from … an unofficial secondary market site?
> > [https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/schedule/](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/schedule/)
>
> > [@James M.](#):
> >
> > What’s an unofficial resale site? One not partnered with the team/league? Why wouldn’t this article state what site the banned user used?
> >
> > > [@Waldo G.](#):
> > >
> > > @James M. Unofficial is where the team doesn’t get a cut.
>
> > [@Paul M.](#):
> >
> > Also, you might try selling a used spoon on FB Marketplace for $1,000, and include a free Spurs ticket with it. 🙂 (not kidding, it does work).
>
> > [@James R.](#):
> >
> > I wish the old no scalping laws were still in place. They existed in Texas in my lifetime where it was illegal to sell a ticket for more than face value. I know, it won’t happen so cool your jets.
> >
> > > [@Johnny M.](#):
> > >
> > > @James R. I’m with you. All the bullshit that has happened in the name of making us a more free country in recent years has just made everything fucking worse.
> > > Scalping is legal.
> > > Gambling is legal.
> > > Assault rifles are legal.
> > > Corporations are PEOPLE.
> > > Money is SPEECH.
> > > Unlimited campaign spending is encouraged.
> > > And yet, somehow,
> > > Abortion is ILLEGAL (in many places.)
> > > People themselves are “ILLEGALS”
> > > Etc.
> > > Seems like all this freedom going around isn’t exactly freeing everyone the same. But I think scalping laws being reinstated would be a great place to start balancing the scales a bit.
> >
> > > [@P D.](#):
> > >
> > > Daniel S. Imagine thinking that the government telling someone what to do with their body is freedom.
>
> > [@joey F.](#):
> >
> > i find it really rich that franchises constantly gouge their fans at every turn for years and years without conscious… and then when the fan who has invested so much wants to cash in the team is against it. Billionaires and millionaires Fcking thousandaires! You fcking POS money grubbing whores!
>
> > [@Reymundo E.](#):
> >
> > Nothing like a big sports franchise making sure the fans cant make some extra money from tickets they paid for. They need to make sure they get all the money not you.
>
> > [@Franklin C.](#):
> >
> > Take it from a guy that was a ticket broker for 25 years.. this is nothing about protecting fans, simply about getting their piece of the secondary sale.
>
> > [@Andrew G.](#):
> >
> > It’s un American to tell people what they can and can’t do with something they own.
> >
> > > [@13027557](#):
> > >
> > > @Andrew G.
> > > Actually, it’s Republican as can be. Ask women.
>
> > [@Kyle B.](#):
> >
> > Ticketmaster is a monopoly
>
> > [@r K.](#):
> >
> > Shouldn’t the article mention what sites are unauthorized?
>
> > [@Chris S.](#):
> >
> > All I am reading here is “Wahhh, we don’t want any rabid Knicks fans here interrupting our (admittedly gorgeous) fiesta palate with their cheering and devout fandom!”
> > Here’s an idea: Have better local fans!
>
> > [@Coach C.](#):
> >
> > If I bought it , I own it , I will do what I want with it
> >
> > > [@Chris M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Coach C. That’s the old days, coach.
> >
> > > [@Dave M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Coach C. Depends. You can’t mass copy movies and music you “own” and sell it. You can’t turn the house you own into a hotel. You can’t give the alcohol you bought to kids. All kinds of things you can’t do with things you own.
>
> > [@DARYL L B.](#):
> >
> > Congrats to all the fans paying this money for a ticket for a game you can see on tv for free. Donating that to charity would be a better use.
>
> > [@randy H.](#):
> >
> > Thunder season ticket holder here. This should be decided in the court. We all know this stinks.
>
> > [@Paul M.](#):
> >
> > Exactly. SeatGeek is NOT an authorized seller. That’s what they’re telling you, so if you’re a season ticket holder, it’s a risk to sell anywhere other than TicketScalper.
>
> > [@Tony B.](#):
> >
> > Good. Keep the scalpers away.
> >
> > > [@Blaise K.](#):
> > >
> > > @Tony B. It’s not even keeping the scalpers away. Just directing the scalpers to the site that pays the spurs to use.
> >
> > > [@delbellod](#):
> > >
> > > Ticket master is doing the absolute definition of ticket scalping. It’s just ok because the Spurs are getting a cut
>
> > [@10785274](#):
> >
> > The Spurs are in class action territory.
>
> > [@5267589](#):
> >
> > Question: Are Ticketmaster’s fees to buyer/seller on resales any worse than Stubhub or Seatgeek?
> > If it’s the same, who really cares?
> > PS. Did some online research while typing this…seems that there really isn’t much difference, though with TM you get paid when you deliver tickets vs 5-7 days after event. Also, can’t sell under face (or some sort of minimum…which probably isn’t an issue for this event.
via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7327179/2026/06/02/spurs-tickets-nba-finals-season-resale/#comments)