Fans are paying an average of $1,405 on the secondary market to watch the Battle of L.A.
The priciest NBA game of the five holiday matchups set for Wednesday is the crosstown Clippers versus Lakers in Los Angeles, where a seat is going for an average $1,405 on the secondary market.
The Clippers topped the Lakers during the NBA season opener in October, but LeBron James and Co. now have the second best record leading into Christmas Day’s most anticipated matchup. The Clippers didn’t have Paul George when the teams first met and he’s thrived when sharing the court with Kawhi Leonard so far this season, Sports Illustrated says in its preview of Wednesday’s game.
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