By Joe Sudberg,
Seldom does a 78-point team from the season prior boast the biggest ticket prices on the secondary market, but the NewJersey Devils are breaking from the norm in 2016. The Devs will retire Martin Brodeur’s number prior to their February 9 matchup with the Edmonton Oilers, and the game will be the most expensive of the 2015-16 NHL season on the secondary market.
Exorbitant ticket prices won’t stick around Newark quite like they do in Toronto, New York and Chicago, however. The hockey capital of the world is known for gaudy ticket prices despite a less-than-stellar roster, and both the Blackhawks and Rangers back their demand up with perennial playoff pushes. From The Six to Midtown Manhattan, all three teams will own some of the most expensive NHL tickets this season on TicketNetwork.com.
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