Boston’s passion for sports is unparalleled, and the Boston Celtics are a shining example of this enthusiasm. As the city’s greatest sporting exponent, they have always gone above and beyond to showcase their dedication to the sport and their teams.
The fifth game of the NBA finals between the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks is just around the corner, and the price for a ticket has reached a staggering $1,714, according to the platform TickPick. This is the highest price ever paid for a ticket to a Boston sporting event, and it’s no surprise given the city’s long-awaited chance to win a championship.
Celtics player Al Horford acknowledges that the atmosphere at TD Garden will be electric, with fans eager to witness history being made. “It will be special. It will be an electrifying audience. I expect nothing less,” he said. The fans know that this is a unique opportunity, and they won’t let it slip away.
On the other side of the court, the Mavericks will be represented by Kyrie Irving, who has been at the center of controversy in the Dallas games. Alongside Luka Doncic, they will try to extend the series to a possible sixth and seventh game. Irving has already left some memorable quotes after the previous games, including “I thought they would be louder.” A hostile reception from the stands is expected, given the city’s reputation for being one of the most sports-crazy in the country.
Boston’s sports fans have been waiting for a long time for their team to bring home a championship. Since Tom Brady’s last Super Bowl win with the New England Patriots in 2019, no team from Boston or its surrounding area has won a major American sports league championship. The drought is finally over, and the city is ready to erupt in celebration.