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7 Biggest Rivalries in Sports History

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7 Biggest Rivalries in Sports History.

Part of the fun of being a sports fan is getting in on rivalries. Read on to learn about the seven biggest rivalries in sports history.

The New York Yankees are America’s most hated baseball team.

The New York Yankees are also America’s favorite baseball team.

That sounds like a contradiction, but polling indicates that somehow, Americans both love to love the Yankees and love to hate them.

The general sense of hatred among fans is one thing, but the intensity ramps up even more if you follow a team that’s one of New York’s bitterest rivals.

Keep reading for more on seven of the biggest rivalries in sports.

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NHL Ticket Prices Heading Into 2015

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Heading into the 2015 half of the NHL season the Anaheim Ducks are sitting on top of the league with 52 points with fellow Western Conference rivals the Chicago Blackhawks just two points behind but with an average of 237.09% price difference to see each team on their home ice.

The most expensive NHL average ticket belongs to the Chicago Blackhawks followed by the New York Rangers. The Blackhawks and Rangers dont play each other until March but to get in the door for the United Center game on March 8th will run you $163 per ticket and to see the Rangers vs Blackhawks on March 18th at Madison Square Garden will cost you $150 per ticket to get in.

The Blackhawks vs Kings at the United Center on March 20th will run you $150 to get in the door and but at the Staples Center on January 28th Kings vs Blackhawks tickets start at $69.00 per ticket. In the United States even with the Stanley Cup on the West Coast again hockey is still a diehard East Coast sport with five of the top ticket prices all being East Coast Teams the Chicago Blackhawks, New York Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Boston Bruins and Washington Capitals.

The jump of 344.68% in price from a Carolina Hurricanes home game at the PNC Arena in Raleigh North Carolina which has a $47.00 average ticket price to the Chicago Blackhawks $209 average ticket price shows just how much a of a hockey town Chicago is.

Team	Avg Cost
CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS	$209
NASHVILLE PREDATORS	$80
ST LOUIS BLUES	$90
WINNIPEG JETS	$154
MINNESOTA WILD	$109
DALLAS STARS	$64
COLORADO AVALANCHE	$99
ANAHEIM DUCKS	$60
LOS ANGELES KINGS	$97
SAN JOSE SHARKS	$81
VANCOUVER CANUCKS	$108
CALGARY FLAMES	$111
ARIZONA COYOTES	$63
EDMONTON OILERS	$50
TAMPA BAY LIGHTING	$87
DETROIT REDWINGS	$76
MONTREAL CANADIENS	$173
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS	$180
BOSTON BRUINS	$132
FLORIDA PANTHERS	$68
OTTAWA SENATORS	$85
BUFFALO SABRES	$68
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS	$176
NEW YORK ISLANDERS	$69
NEW YORK RANGERS	$195
WASHINGTON CAPITALS	$112
PHILADELPHIA FLYERS	$72
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS	$54
NEW JERSEY DEVILS	$55
CAROLINA HURRICANES	$47

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Ducks Tickets Deals for December

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The Anaheim Ducks are currently sitting on top of NHL Western Division behind nineteen points from center Ryan Getzlaf, twelve goals from Corey Perry and Frederick Andresen’s goal tending. The Ducks Schedule for December will see two games within ten days against their rivals the San Jose Sharks, one of the Original Six Boston Bruins, two teams from up north the Canucks and Oilers as well as the Philadelphia Flyers all coming to the Honda Center.

December 1st vs Boston Bruins
High Price $110 | Low Price $32.00 | Average Price $53

The Ducks open up December at the Honda Center with against the currently in 6th place in the Eastern Division Boston Bruins on Dec 1st. in the first of two meetings for the season, the next will be at the TD Garden March 26th. The Bruins are ranked 16th in Goals for and 12th in Goals against. Ducks vs Bruins tickets have an average price of $53.00 dollars.
Best Deal: Sec 227 in the lower corner gives a great view of all the action coming with a low price of $65.00 it’s a great seat location and great place to watch the one of the original six!

December 3rd vs Philadelphia Flyers
High Price $140 | Low Price $20.00 | Average Price $37

The struggling Philadelphia Flyers come to Anaheim on Dec 3rd currently in 13th place in the Eastern Division ranked 16th in goals for and 22nd out of 30 teams in goal against. Flyers Jakub Voracek and Claude Giroux are both ranked in the top ten this season for points. Ducks vs Flyers tickets have an average price of $37.00.
Best Deal is section 428 for $20.00 it’s a great price for the budget minded Ducks or Flyers fan who just wants to see the action.

December 10 vs Edmonton Oilers
High Price $275.00 | Low Price $14.00 |Average Price $33.00
The Edmonton Oilers and Ducks will play the first of their four meetings during the regular season. The Oilers are ranked 25th of 30 in goals for and 30th of 30 in goals against and with only two wins in November. The average Ducks vs Oilers tickets price $33.00 for the Honda Center games.
Best Deal: Sec 425 is $14.00 per ticket making one of the cheapest ducks tickets price per ticket of the season.

Dec 22nd vs San Jose Sharks and Dec 31st vs San Jose Sharks
High Price $325.00 | Low Price $32.00 |Average Price $57.00

Ducks Promotional Giveaway Night: The Dec 22nd game is Surprise Puck #2 giveaway night.

Ducks rivals the San Jose Sharks will come to the Honda Center twice in month of December. The Sharks are currently sitting in 10th place in the NHL Western Conference and just a couple points away from jumping up to 6th place in the conference. The Ducks already faced off against the Sharks at home in October with the Ducks coming out with a 4-1 victory. These two meetings will be the second and third out of four meetings with the last being at the SAP Center at San Jose on Jan 29th. Sharks Tickets at the SAP against the Ducks have an average price of $80. per While Ducks vs Sharks Tickets at the Anaheim Honda Center the average price is $57.00 per ticket.
Best Deal: Sec 425 is $32.00 which is a great deal for those on a budget looking to got to a Anaheim Ducks game at the Honda Center, see a rivalry game and get a free puck souvenir.

December 10 vs Vancouver Canucks
High Price $295.00 | Low Price $32.00 |Average Price $34.00

This is the last time the Anaheim Ducks and Vancouver Canucks will face off at the Honda Center for the regular season. Vancouver is currently nipping at the Ducks tails for first place in the NHL Western Conference with only 2 points separating the Anaheim Ducks, Nashville Predators and the Canucks. Frederick Andresen will need to keep up his good play in net as the Canucks are currently ranked 6th in goals for out of 30 and Radim Vrbata tied for 6th with goals. The average price for Ducks vs Canucks tickets at the Honda Center is $34.00.
Best Deal: Sec 207 which is located behind the Ducks bench and is just off center ice for $195.00.

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LA Kings Having Trouble Scoring

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LA Kings

With three games at STAPLES Center and Jonathan Quick back in the lineup last week was a big week for the Los Angeles Kings. With the Anaheim Ducks running out to a commanding lead in the division the Kings were looking to make up ground on the Ducks. The Kings performed well, outshooting their opponents by a wide margin, but unfortunately ran into red hot goaltending from both the Minnesota Wild and the Detroit Red Wings. Behind strong performances from Wild goaltender Darcy Kuemper and Red Wings netminder Jimmy Carson the Kings finished the week with a win, a loss and an overtime loss.

Kings Vs Wings

Week Recap: After defeating the Vancouver Canucks to kick off their home stand the Kings welcomed in the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night, minus goaltenders Josh Harding and Nicolas Backstrom, were starting third-stringer Darcy Kuemper in net. Kuemper put together a career-best performance, stopping 39 of the 40 shots he faced before Nino Niedereitter scored to put the game into overtime and then notched the game-winner in the shootout. The Kings returned to action on Thursday with an impressive victory over the Boston Bruins, perennial Eastern Conference power. The Kings jumped out to a 3-0 lead behind goals from Jeff Carter, Justin Williams and Alec Martinez, a lead that would eventually go to 4-1. Quick notched the victory, his second in three starts since his return. Unbeated in regulation in their last three games, Los Angeles welcomed in the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night. Los Angeles again dominated possession and shots on goal but lost at the hands of a hot goaltender. Jimmy Carson, who’ll join Quick on the USA hockey team, stopped 44 of the 45 shots he faced in earning the victory.

Kings Tickets

Up next for the Kings: Los Angeles has one game remaining in their home stand, an important matchup with the Vancouver Canucks. Tickets for the Kings Vs Canucks are still available. Los Angeles kicked off the five game STAPLES Center stand by defeating the Canucks 3-1 in Quick’s first start back after missing nearly two months with an injured groin. The Canucks are currently in fourth place in the Pacific, two points behind the Kings and vying for a playoff spot in the tough Western Conference. A win for the Kings is crucial; following the Canucks game Los Angeles heads off on the road for a five-game road swing. The Kings round out next week with difficult road trips to St. Louis and Detroit. The last time Los Angeles visited the Blues, on January 2, they suffered their biggest loss of the season, 5-0. The Blues loss was the final Kings game before the return of Quick.

Where they stand: Los Angeles is currently in 6th place in the Western Conference, two points behind in the Colorado Avalanche and two points up on the Vancouver Canucks. They are 14 points behind the Anaheim Ducks who are on yet another long winning streak, of six games. In two weeks the Kings will have an immediate opportunity to make up ground on Anaheim, with consecutive games versus the Ducks, an outdoor game at Dodger Stadium and a matchup at STAPLES Center.By:Chris Michaels.

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Tea Party at the Staples Center Bruins Vs Kings

Sports, UncategorizedBoston Bruins, Bruins Vs Kings, los angeles, los angeles kings, Staples CentersChris Cabrera

Preview: Boston at Los Angeles
When: 9:00 PM ET, Saturday, March 24, 2012
Where: Staples Center, Los Angeles, California

You can still purchase Bruins Vs Kings Tickets for tonights game.

THE STORY: Two division leaders square off Saturday as the Los Angeles Kings host the Boston Bruins. Los Angeles, which is atop the Pacific by the narrowest of margins, has won six games in a row both overall and at home. The Kings had won five straight against the Boston Bruins until dropping a 3-0 decision in Boston on Dec. 13. The Bruins, who own a three-point lead over Ottawa Senators in the Northeast, have been outscored 19-6 in losing four straight on the road.

TV: 9 p.m. ET, NESN (Boston), FSN West (Los Angeles)

ABOUT THE BRUINS (42-28-3): Boston has earned at least one point in six of its last seven meetings (2-1-4) with Los Angeles. The club, which has lost five of seven overall, is 0-1-0 on its three-game California road trip. Captain Zdeno Chara will be playing in his 1,000th career game. He’ll become the 277th player – and 91st defenseman – to reach the milestone. “I’ve thought about it a little bit lately,” Chara said. “But I’m trying not to think about it too much because this is an important game for us.”

ABOUT THE KINGS (37-25-12): Los Angeles is 3-0-0 on its four-game homestand. The team is 10-3-0 since the addition of Jeff Carter, who has six goals and nine points with the Kings. Others benefiting from his presence are Anze Kopitar and captain Dustin Brown. Kopitar has recorded a point is 10 of 12 contests while Brown has gotten on the scoresheet in 11 of 13. Justin Williams is impressed with Kopitar’s recent play. “He’s showing that he wants it,” Williams said. “He’s carrying us and getting us to where we want to be.”

OVERTIME:

1. The Bruins have lost 15 of their last 21 games against teams from the Pacific.

2. Boston is one of two teams (Washington) with a perfect record when leading after two periods (28-0-0).

PREDICTION: Kings 3, Bruins 2.

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