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NLCS Secondary Ticket Prices Are Lowest Since '11, Including AL

The average secondary-market ticket price for the Giants-Cardinals NLCS, which begins Saturday, is the "lowest since 2011, in either league," according to data from TiqIQ. The average across all seven potential games is $259, just under the $260 average for the '11 Rangers-Tigers ALCS. Games 1, 2, 6 and 7 at Busch Stadium average $251, while the three-game average at AT&T Park is "slightly higher" at $280. The Royals-Orioles ALCS has an average of $462 across seven potential games, "78% higher than NLCS tickets" (FORBES.com, 10/8).

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