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Knicks Playoff Tickets Hit $4K; Revenue Could Top $108 M

6/11/2026

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After the Knicks lost Game 3, the cheapest Game 4 secondary ticket fell to $4,000, average $7,000.
J.P. Morgan estimates each Knicks playoff home game yields $12 million revenue and $5 million profit.
Hosting two Finals games could raise total revenue to $108 million and profit to $45 million.
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. shares climbed over 13 % to $71 since April 18, while ticket-sale fees rose and revenue splits evenly between players and owners.

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Story summary

After the Knicks lost Game 3, the cheapest Game 4 secondary ticket fell to $4,000, average $7,000.
J.P. Morgan estimates each Knicks playoff home game yields $12 million revenue and $5 million profit.
Hosting two Finals games could raise total revenue to $108 million and profit to $45 million.
Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. shares climbed over 13 % to $71 since April 18, while ticket-sale fees rose and revenue splits evenly between players and owners.