Assuming you caught a bit of "cross-sport" fever and meant the Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Toronto Raptors (since the MLB’s Rockies are busy in Cincinnati!), here is the update for their hard-fought series.
The Eastern Conference First Round battle between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Toronto Raptors heads back across the border as the Cavs look to finish off a resilient North. After the Cavaliers reclaimed control with a narrow Game 5 win, the series returns to Scotiabank Arena for a high-stakes Game 6 on Friday, May 1, 2026.
The 4-seed vs. 5-seed matchup has been a rollercoaster. Cleveland looked to be cruising after a 2–0 start, but Toronto evened the series at home. In Wednesday’s pivotal Game 5, the Cavaliers survived a 125–120 shootout, led by James Harden’s double-double and Evan Mobley’s 23 points. Despite a triple-double from Scottie Barnes, the Raptors couldn't close the gap late, and now face elimination in front of their home crowd.
GOAL has everything you need to know about securing tickets for Game 6 and a potential Game 7, including where to buy them and current market pricing.
How much do Raptors vs. Cavaliers Playoff tickets cost?
As the series returns to Toronto for a potential close-out, demand is reaching a postseason high. Scotiabank Arena remains one of the most expensive "get-in" prices in the Eastern Conference this week.
- Game 6 (Toronto): Current "get-in" prices for Friday night are starting at approximately $433 on secondary markets like SeatGeek and StubHub.
- Game 7 (Cleveland): Should the Raptors force a winner-take-all finale on Sunday, May 3, entry-level seats at Rocket Arena are currently listed much lower, starting at $95.
- Courtside Seats: Premium floor-side experiences for Game 6 in Toronto are commanding upwards of $3,200, with some VIP options clearing $11,500.
Factors that influence cost include:
- The "North" Factor: Raptors fans are notorious for driving up ticket prices during elimination games. Following their comeback from 0–2, the local hype has reached a fever pitch.
- Harden’s Resurgence: James Harden has looked vintage in this series, averaging 24.5 points and 9 assists. His matchup with Immanuel Quickley (who remains a game-time decision with a hamstring issue) is the primary driver for national interest.
2025/26 NBA Playoff Venues by Entry Ticket Price (Current)
Team | Arena | Next Game | Entry Price |
New York Knicks | Madison Square Garden | Game 7 (if nec.) | $596+ |
Toronto Raptors | Scotiabank Arena | Game 6 (Friday) | $433+ |
L.A. Lakers | Crypto.com Arena | Game 7 (if nec.) | $237+ |
Minnesota Timberwolves | Target Center | Game 6 (Tonight) | $118+ |
Philadelphia 76ers | Xfinity Mobile Arena | Game 6 (Tonight) | $103+ |
Cleveland Cavaliers | Rocket Arena | Game 7 (if nec.) | $95+ |




