The demand to get a glimpse of Kevin Durant on the court in Phoenix is driving up Suns vs. Thunder game prices on the NBA resale ticket market.
Stubhub listed some tickets for Durant's possible debut in Phoenix for $125 each, but that doesn't include fees.
This site's least expensive tickets were listed at $115 prior to fees, but you would be in the upper level on the corner of the court.Upper baseline tickets here cost $152 per ticket, all-in price for the Suns' return from the All-Star break.Getting in for Durant's Suns debut would cost you $169 with fees, according to this site's best deal.
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