The 2023-2024 NHL season figures to be a good one for the three local teams as they will all try to build on last season’s postseason berths.
The New York Rangers, New York Islanders and New Jersey Devils had stellar campaigns in 2022-2023, although it wasn’t good enough for the Blue Shirts, who fired their head coach.
Meanwhile, the Devils have one of the better young teams in the league, while the Islanders hope to go deeper than their first-round ousting last season.
All three fan bases should reap the benefits of a successful season by their teams but tickets will be a hot item and tough to get.
However, tickets are on sale now for the upcoming season, including exhibition games which will start this week.
Vividseats.com has plenty of seats available at real cheap prices right now. Those prices are expected to rise as the season draws closer.
Don’t forget Vividseats.com is a secondary ticket market place, where existing ticket holders sell their tickets, usually at higher prices than face value. And other fees can add up to 56 percent more than the actual tickets themselves.
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Ticket prices vary depending on opponent and venue. Tickets at Madison Square Garden — where the Rangers play — are priced high than those at Prudential Center (home of the Devils) and UBS Arena (home of the Isles).
Bleacher Report just revealed its power rankings for each of the league’s 32 teams.
Here’s what BR said about the three local clubs.
No. 21 — New York Islanders: A full season of Bo Horvat alongside Mathew Barzal is reason to pay attention to the Islanders after Horvat, who headed over from Vancouver at the trade deadline, had 16 points in 30 games with New York.
No. 10 — New York Rangers: Vladimir Tarasenko and Patrick Kane are gone from the New York Rangers team that fell to New Jersey in the playoffs, but new coach Peter Laviolette brings Stanley Cup swagger to Broadway…
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