How much do tickets for the Clippers at Mavs playoff game in Dallas cost?

Following Tuesday’s 96-93 win in Los Angeles, Dallas are in pole position as the series (tied at 1-1) heads back to Texas with then next two Games to be staged at the American Airlines Centre.

Tuesday’s Games was not one of the better displays we’ve seen recently from either side, but once again, the Mavs had their Slovenian star Luka Doncic to thank as the 25-year-old played 46 of 48 minutes, scoring 32 points with nine assists and put in another masterclass.

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The positive news for Clippers fans comes with the return to the court for Kawhi Leonard who was back in action after missing eight games due to a knee issue. His performance on Tuesday could best be described as ‘discrete’ bagging only 15 points but his reappearance will boost his team, a sentiment reiterated by Paul George postgame: “Kawhi’s gonna find his rhythm, and we’re gonna find our rhythm around him. We lost, but it is great having No. 2 back with us.”

This match-up is beautifully poised!

Tickets for Game 2 in Dallas

If you’re in the ‘Big D’ on Friday night and fancy taking in some NBA Playoff action, the good news is that a tickets for the Game are still available but this being the postseason, they don’t come cheap with Game 3 ticket prices starting from $150 for the cheapest seats via Ticketmaster.

However for those fans who want to see the action at close call (and possess very, very deep pockets), courtside tickets are also available via Ticketmaster with prices starting at $7,995.