How much are the cheapest Knicks vs. Hawks NBA playoffs tickets at MSG?

Well, this looks awfully familiar.For the second consecutive year, the New York Knicks finished the NBA season with the third-best record in the Eastern Conference and home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs.This time around, Jalen Brunson and co.are going head-to-head with Jalen Johnson’s Atlanta Hawks.Game one at Madison Square Garden is scheduled to go down Saturday, April 18 at 6 p.m.

EST; all other contests are TBD at the time of publication.If you’d like to be in the building to watch the series unfold live, tickets are available for all four hypothetical Divisional Round showdowns at MSG.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one game was $334 including fees on StubHub.Fans hoping to attend a high-stakes matchup in Atlanta can snag tickets for as low as $93 including fees.Over the course of the regular season, the Knicks and Hawks met three times.New York won two those three contests including their final meeting, a 108-105 nail biter on April 6 at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena.In that squeaker, the Hawks held a five-point lead with 3:15 on the clock but New York pulled away as Brunson scored seven consecutive points to put the Knicks ahead 102-100.

Although Atlanta got close — and even tied the game — Mike Brown’s squad never looked back after Big Body’s heroics.“It wasn’t necessarily going his way the whole night.But he stayed with it and did what great players are supposed to do and carried us home down the stretch,” coach Mike Brown said.Major factors for this divisional round include Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns’ continued dominance against Atlanta and…the Hawks’ speed.

Quin Snyder’s club ranked fifth in pace (Editor’s note: an advanced statistic measuring the estimated number of possessions a team has per 48 minutes) compared to New York’s 25th.And, while we can’t predict for certain how this series will shake out, we do know the energy at the Garden will be elect...