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Knicks Fans Travel to Cleveland for NBA Eastern Conference Finals Game 4
New York Knicks supporters traveled to Cleveland ahead of Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. Many cited lower ticket prices at Rocket Arena compared with Madison Square Garden as the reason for the trip.
May 25, 6:55 PM·1m read1 source
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Knicks fans traveled from New York and other locations to Cleveland on the eve of Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The game is scheduled for Monday at Rocket Arena. Attendees said they sought lower-cost tickets unavailable at Madison Square Garden.
One fan reported paying $137 for a seat at Rocket Arena.
The same fan stated that the lowest available tickets at Madison Square Garden cost $500 to $600. Another attendee said the group drove six hours and extended the stay after initially planning a shorter visit. A third fan described the personal significance of attending after 27 years without a Knicks finals appearance.
A video posted on X showed former Knicks player Stephon Marbury addressing passengers on a flight to Cleveland. In the clip, Marbury encouraged fans to celebrate after the game. The Knicks are seeking their first finals appearance since 1999 and their first championship since 1973.
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