Hiro will try to come back today! Nuggets Finals G5 ticket prices skyrocketed: 1 game exceeded 41 games combined
On June 13, Beijing time, Woj reported that Hiro will try to make a comeback in the finals G5, and his status has been upgraded from absence to doubt. He suffered a broken hand in the G1 game against the Bucks in the first round and has been out ever since. Now, with the Heat trailing 3-1 and facing a life-and-death battle, Hiro is ready to give it a go. Finals G5 ticket prices skyrocketed, and the lowest price of this game was higher than the Nuggets' 41 home games in the regular season combined.
Chris Mannix also followed up with reports, and according to sources, Hiro is expected to try to play tonight if there are no setbacks. Although he still has some soreness, he will try to make a comeback to give the Heat offense a punch and bring some change. With three Finals losses, the Heat scored fewer than 95 points.
Data website StatMuse posted Hiro's stats for the season: 20.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game. It is worth mentioning that Hiro ranks in the top three in the Heat in terms of points, assists, and three-point shooting averages per game. Woj said Hiro's comeback could boost the team's outside offense, and at the moment, the two starting guards are ironclad in three-point shooting, with Vincent and Strus shooting just 29 percent from three-point range in the finals.
For the league, the Finals G5 is another day of making a lot of money. Nuggets fans want to see their team win the championship, and that makes ticket prices skyrocket. How expensive is the ticket price for the G5? A set of data from Tickpick can illustrate –
The Nuggets' total minimum ticket price for 41 home games throughout the regular season is $705, while the lowest ticket price for the Finals G5 has soared to $990 (and rising), and from the lowest ticket price, one game is more than the total of 41 games.
Commenting on the upcoming game points, Nuggets coach Malone said: "I hope that with this incredible home atmosphere and the help of the fans, the players will understand the opportunities in front of them and make the most of them to win in one go." ”
"They (the Heat) will carry a sense of desperation and we have to be even more desperate. They will carry hunger pangs and we must be even hungrier. There was no celebration after Game 4 because we still had a game we had to win and the last race was always the toughest, so I'm looking forward to seeing how we perform. ”