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Minnesota Fats: Wild Raising Season-Ticket Prices An Average Of 4.5% Per Ticket

05 / 24 / 13

The Wild set their season-ticket prices for next season, and there is "an average increase of 4.5 percent per ticket," according to Michael Russo of the Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE. Season ticket per-game prices "range from $23 to $92." Prices for single-game tickets "won't come until at least August."...

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