LeBron’s Return To Miami Again A Speculative Market

The world of basketball was rocked by the speculations related to the possibility that LeBron James plays in Miami again.

LeBron left Cleveland to play in the Western Conference, and his team is going to South Florida this Sunday. Is this enough for LeBron to switch to Miami?

TickPick, a secondary-market seller, confirms that the prices to attend Sunday’s game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat are 158 percent more expensive than Miami’s season average. The current average listing price is $560.

Friday’s release reports that the TickPick “get-in” price at AmericanAirlines Arena is $97. If you are interested in buying tickets for the following game on Miami’s game with the Brooklyn Nets, you can buy them for $10. Imagine that!

If you check the Heat’s official ticket outlet, the tickets for the Lakers’ visit will be available as of Friday. The starting price is $102.50 plus fees in the top-tier balcony level. The priciest ticket will cost you $3,450 for a Row 1 ticket in Section 120.

LeBron James played in each of the team’s 14 games this season. He also played in every game last season for the Cavs. King James played four seasons with the Miami Heat. He won a couple of NBA championships in 2012 and 2013 with the help of Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.

Wade will miss Sunday’s matchup because he is away from his team following the birth of his baby girl.

This will be a matchup you do not want to miss. Seeing LeBron confront the Heat is a tough challenge, but he will make it. Prior to last year’s appearance, LeBron had not played at AmericanAirlines Arena since March 19, 2015. He is 0-5 in games he has played with the Heat since leaving for the Cavs. Let’s see what happens on Sunday.