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BREAKING VIDEO: NYC MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI SLAMS SOARING KNICKS TICKET PRICES, SAYS SPORTS BECOMING “LUXURY COMMODITY”
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BREAKING VIDEO: NYC MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI SLAMS SOARING KNICKS TICKET PRICES, SAYS SPORTS BECOMING “LUXURY COMMODITY”

When asked about a significant price discrepancy in the Knicks-Hawks playoff series for games hosted at MSG compared to games in Atlanta, Mayor Zohran Mamdani — after joking that he blamed former Hawks player Trae Young — said he believes "every single owner of a sports team across the country needs to be doing more to make their tickets more affordable." "We have seen sports become more and more of a luxury commodity, and that is not what it always used to be," Mamdani said.

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