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Blackhawks business updates: Cutting out ticket brokers has stabilized resale prices
DENVER — Tickets for the Blackhawks’ home opener Saturday against the Golden Knights are understandably expensive. It’s a huge game for many reasons: it’s Connor Bedard’s first regular-season game in Chicago, the opponent is the defending Stanley Cup champions and it’s a Saturday night. All that adds up to an $84 get-in price and $250 average ticket price on the resale market as of Thursday morning, per the Hawks’ internal data. The high demand has also led tickets for the Hawks’ second home game Tuesday against the Bruins to steadily increase in value, as fans turn toward it as an alternative to Saturday. That Bruins game had a $47 get-in price and $134 average ticket price as of Thursday

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