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you couldn't pay me $125.60 to sit in row 15 of section 308.

I cant get over how much people want for these terrible seats. the game and the team means what it means to you whether you are there or not. and you could throw a pretty good party for $251.20.

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My hunch (and that's all that it is) is that they held back a relatively small lot of tickets for Game #2. However, I wouldn't be surprised if they are 95% sold out of that game at this stage. Remember that 13-game plan holders got guaranteed access to Game #2 (along with full season plan holders). There are a significant amount of 13-game plan holders. It is not out of the realm of possibility that more than half of the Game #2 tickets were gone prior to yesterday's pre-sale. It sure seemed that way. A lot of sections appeared sold out at the start of the 29-game holder pre-sale and at the start of the 2:00 sale, upper LF reserve seats were coming up as "best available."

In addition, on MASN yesterday they were still promoting putting down a 2015 partial plan deposit to get guaranteed seats for the playoffs, but instead of listing "Game 1 or Game 2", the ad only listed "Game 1". I'd take all of that to mean that if they are not sold out of Game #2, they are very close to it.

I believe game two is done for. Stub hub for that one.

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You just convinced me to go to StubHub for game 2. I got into Section 7 for only a 50% markup so I guess that's not horrible.

Good to hear. I like those sections in right field. If they weren't entirely in the sun for the day games (we have the Sunday plan), I'd consider those for my season tickets.

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