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Report: Game 5 tickets average $456 on secondary market

Celebrities Attend The 2012 Stanley Cup Final Game Two - June 2, 2012

NEWARK, NJ - JUNE 02: New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan attends the Los Angeles Kings vs the New Jersey Devils game two during the 2012 Stanley Cup final at the Prudential Center on June 2, 2012 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo by Brian Killian/Getty Images)

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The New Jersey Devils thwarted the Los Angeles Kings’ sweep attempt last night, preserving their pride and keeping their Stanley Cup hopes alive in the process. They also earned at least one more lucrative home game for their franchise, and if the secondary market is any indication, it’ll fill some coffers.

Sam Carchidi reports that Game 5 tickets are going for an average of $456 via numbers from TicketNetwork.com. It’s honestly more fun to look at the extreme highs and lows, though.

Honestly, I’m more familiar with Stub Hub myself, so I took a look at what tickets are going for there. As of this writing, the cheapest available tickets are two pairs of tickets priced $210 apiece. On the other end of the spectrum, there are Club seats ranging from $875-$899 per ticket. That $899 number represents most expensive tickets availabe on Stub Hub.

Ticket Network’s prices go a little higher, however. The peak prices are glass level seats (four left) that go for a resounding $2,166 per ticket.

Yup, things could get quite a bit more interesting if the Devils win again. Apparently they could also get a whole lot more expensive/lucrative, too.