In an aside from the New York Times Off The Dribble blog:
The Nets are also raising season ticket prices next season, by 8 percent. Fans who bought premium tickets on three year deals will not be affected.
The 8% increase is a bigger average increase than by the cross-town rival New York Knicks (6.4%), and hockey’s New York Rangers (4%).
Read More: New York Times — Ticket Prices Raised by Knicks, Rangers
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