Tonight sports fans have a few different options: Game 4 of the NHL Eastern Conference Finals at the Prudential Center, Game 5 of a lopsided Lakers-Thunder series, or Game 5 of a (now) three-game set between the Celtics and 76ers. Last minute fans can still pull the trigger for a couple hours for each game, but gauging things from a ticketing perspective, the sole hockey game of the night is the preferred choice for fans. Granted the massive New York/New Jersey market doesn’t make for a true apples-to-apples comparison, but nonetheless, sales demand still surpasses both NBA games combined. 

Here’s a look at how StubHub buyers break out for tonight’s game in New Jersey:

• New Jersey 57%
• New York 32%
• Connecticut/Pennsylvania each 2%
• All other states less than 2%
• The farthest buyer is coming from Victoria, Australia

Any guesses on how the jerseys will actually split tonight? Ticket buyers are roughly 60/40 in favor of New Jersey, but odds are the crowd will be 60/40 in favor of Rangers fans…

Looking Back at the Weekend at STAPLES

Los Angeles had no shortage of sports over the weekend, and we were curious to see how expensive (and how cheap — check out the Clippers) tickets sold for over the weekend. Here’s how things shook out:

• Thursday: Game 3 Coyotes-Kings - high $3250/low $19
• Friday: Game 3 Thunder-Lakers - $11,648/$19
• Saturday: Game 3 Spurs-Clippers - $1300/$5
• Saturday: Game 4 Thunder-Lakers - $7415/$20
• Sunday: Game 4 Coyotes-Kings - $703/$15
• Sunday: Game 4 Spurs-Clippers - $2100/$5

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