Knicks, Rangers set to welcome back fans to MSG this week
Both teams will play in front of about 2,000 fans, starting with the Knicks on Feb. 23 against Golden State. The Rangers will play against Boston on Feb. 26.
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Feb 22, 2021, 6:04 PM
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The New York Knicks and New York Rangers are set to welcome back fans to Madison Square Garden this week.
Both teams will play in front of about 2,000 fans, starting with the Knicks on Feb. 23 against Golden State. The Rangers will play against Boston on Feb. 26.
The Knicks will play Sacramento on Feb. 25 and Indiana on Feb. 27. The Rangers will play Boston on Feb. 28 and Buffalo on March 2.
Tickets to the games are being made available to season ticket members and suite holders first and then to the general public.
Prices start at $50.
The Knicks are expected to announce a general public on-sale for its March 4 game vs. Detroit on Monday afternoon.
Both teams will also recognize and honor essential and front-line workers, including having them attend games as guests and highlighting their impact during in-game presentations or via game telecasts.
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