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Celtics Ride Historic First Quarter To Record-Setting Road Win Vs. Heat originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The first quarter can sometimes set the tone for the rest of the game, and that's exactly what happened in Wednesday's clash between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat.Both teams started the game on fire, but the Celtics couldn't miss, especially from beyond the arc. Coming off a tough loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Monday, they came out firing. They nailed11 3-pointers in the first quarter and Jaylen Brown scored 20 points, propelling Boston to a whopping 53 points in the opening frame.It was the Celtics' most first-quarter points in franchise history and their second-most in any quarter during the shot clock era, behind only a 54-point quarter in1970. They shot 71% from the field,73% from downtown and ended the quarter on a32-9 run.The Heat also started strong offensively with 33 points in the first quarter, which means the two teams combined for 86 points in the opening frame. However, they never truly recovered from Boston's opening blitz.The Celtics' 53 points in the first quarter vs. the Heat are their second-most in ANY quarter in the shot clock era (since 1954-55) This trails only a 54-point quarter in Feb. 1970. pic.twitter.com/B2bRzhDUO9 ESPN Insights (@ESPNInsights) April 2, 2026Both teams slowed down a bit in the second quarter, but Boston still took an 80-57 lead into halftime.As usual, Erik Spoelstra made some adjustments at the half and helped get Miami back into the game. The Heat erupted for45 points in the third quarter, cutting the Celtics' lead to10 going into the fourth.Boston finished the game strong, however, pulling away in the fourth for a147-129 victory in Miami. Brown finished with43 points after his impressive start and Jayson Tatum stayed hot with his first triple-double of the season, racking up 25 points,18 rebounds and11 assists. Sam Hauser also had one of his best games of the year with 23 points on 9 of11 shooting, including 5 of 7 from downtown.Both teams had six players score in double figures, as the game turned into a surprising shootout despite both sides ranking top 10 in defensive rating coming n. Bam Adebayo led the Heat with 29 points and10 rebounds.The Celtics will try to end their road trip on a high note against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday.More NBA:Former NBA Champion Thinks Celtics Can 'Without A Doubt' Win Title

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FIFA raised its top ticket price for the World Cup final to $10,990 during the glitch-hampered reopening of sales Wednesday after the 48-team field for this year's tournament was finalized.The price had been $8,680 when FIFA sold tickets after the tournament draw in December.FIFAs category 2 tickets for the July 19 game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, were $7,380, up from $5,575, and category 3 cost $5,785, an increase $4,185.Tickets were listed for 17 of the 72 group-stage matches by Wednesday night and none of the knockout stage games.Soccer's governing body is using dynamic pricing for the tournament, which will be played in 11 U.S. cities plus three in Mexico and two in Canada.Only $2,735 tickets, the highest-priced seats, were available by evening for the U.S. opener on June 12 against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and the price was unchanged from December. No tickets were listed for the Americans' June 19 game against Australia at Seattle or their June 25 match against Turkey at Inglewood.Only $2,985 seats were available by Wednesday evening for the tournament opener between Mexico and Saudi Arabia on June 11 in Mexico City, up from $2,355 in December. And only $2,240 tickets were available for Canada's first game on June 12 against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto, an increase from $2,170.Soccer's governing body did not announce which games and price categories were available, leaving potential ticket buyers to search themselves on a FIFA ticketing site that often took hours to enter.Some people who clicked on what FIFA called its last-minute sales phase when sales opened at 11 a.m. EDT were directed into a queue for "PMA late qualifier supporters sales phase," aimed for a segment of fans for the six nations who earned berths on Tuesday.FIFA did not have an explanation for why the link misdirection occurred but said around noon that the links were working properly.FIFA also said that not all remaining tickets were being put on sale for the 104 games to be played in the U.S., Mexico and Canada from June 11 to July 19 and that additional tickets will be released on a rolling basis.This was the fifth phase of ticket sales following a Visa presale draw from Sept. 10-19, an early ticket draw from Oct. 27-31, a random selection draw from Dec. 11 to Jan. 13 and an unscheduled 48-hour availability in late February.FIFA said this phase, which will remain open through the tournament, marked the first time a specific seat location could be purchased rather than a request for a ticket in a category.For the month-long sales phase after the Dec. 5 draw, tickets were priced at $140 to $8,680. After complaints, FIFA said $60 tickets would be made available to each participating national federation for their most loyal supporters, an amount likely to be 400-700 per team for each match.The employment of dynamic ticket pricing for the 2026 FWC starkly contrasts with FIFAs core mission to promote the accessible and inclusive promotion and development of soccer globally, 69 Democratic members of Congress wrote in a March 10 letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Despite host cities cooperation in bringing the vision of the largest, most global World Cup in history to fruition, the consequences of dynamic pricing will make the 2026 FWC the most financially exclusionary and inaccessible to date.FIFA also has its own resale market, collecting 15% from both the buyer and seller.Bosnia-Herzegovina, Congo, the Czech Republic, Iraq, Sweden and Turkey completed the World Cup field. Fans of teams eliminated Tuesday could attempt to resell tickets they already had purchased, nations that include Italy, Poland, Denmark, Jamaica and Bolivia.Infantino claimed in January that the amount of ticket requests FIFA had received was the equivalent of the request for 1,000 years of World Cups at once.This is unique, he said at the time. Its incredible.It was unclear if many of those requests were for seats in the lowest-price categories.Fan groups have voiced concern over the soaring costs for resold tickets and one filed a formal complaint to the European Commission last month.Infantino defended FIFA's cut of resales, saying the governing body was engaged in a legal commercial activity under U.S. law. Some European countries have laws which can restrict resale by requiring tickets to be sold for face value or only by authorized partners of the event organizers.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

FIFA raised its top ticket price for the World Cup final to $10,990 during the glitch-hampered reopening of sales Wednesday after the 48-team field for this year's tournament was finalized.The price had been $8,680 when FIFA sold tickets after the tournament draw in December.FIFAs category 2 tickets for the July 19 game at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, were $7,380, up from $5,575, and category 3 cost $5,785, an increase $4,185.Tickets were listed for 17 of the 72 group-stage matches by Wednesday night and none of the knockout stage games.Soccer's governing body is using dynamic pricing for the tournament, which will be played in 11 U.S. cities plus three in Mexico and two in Canada.Only $2,735 tickets, the highest-priced seats, were available by evening for the U.S. opener on June 12 against Paraguay at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and the price was unchanged from December. No tickets were listed for the Americans' June 19 game against Australia at Seattle or their June 25 match against Turkey at Inglewood.Only $2,985 seats were available by Wednesday evening for the tournament opener between Mexico and Saudi Arabia on June 11 in Mexico City, up from $2,355 in December. And only $2,240 tickets were available for Canada's first game on June 12 against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Toronto, an increase from $2,170.Soccer's governing body did not announce which games and price categories were available, leaving potential ticket buyers to search themselves on a FIFA ticketing site that often took hours to enter.Some people who clicked on what FIFA called its last-minute sales phase when sales opened at 11 a.m. EDT were directed into a queue for "PMA late qualifier supporters sales phase," aimed for a segment of fans for the six nations who earned berths on Tuesday.FIFA did not have an explanation for why the link misdirection occurred but said around noon that the links were working properly.FIFA also said that not all remaining tickets were being put on sale for the 104 games to be played in the U.S., Mexico and Canada from June 11 to July 19 and that additional tickets will be released on a rolling basis.This was the fifth phase of ticket sales following a Visa presale draw from Sept. 10-19, an early ticket draw from Oct. 27-31, a random selection draw from Dec. 11 to Jan. 13 and an unscheduled 48-hour availability in late February.FIFA said this phase, which will remain open through the tournament, marked the first time a specific seat location could be purchased rather than a request for a ticket in a category.For the month-long sales phase after the Dec. 5 draw, tickets were priced at $140 to $8,680. After complaints, FIFA said $60 tickets would be made available to each participating national federation for their most loyal supporters, an amount likely to be 400-700 per team for each match.The employment of dynamic ticket pricing for the 2026 FWC starkly contrasts with FIFAs core mission to promote the accessible and inclusive promotion and development of soccer globally, 69 Democratic members of Congress wrote in a March 10 letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Despite host cities cooperation in bringing the vision of the largest, most global World Cup in history to fruition, the consequences of dynamic pricing will make the 2026 FWC the most financially exclusionary and inaccessible to date.FIFA also has its own resale market, collecting 15% from both the buyer and seller.Bosnia-Herzegovina, Congo, the Czech Republic, Iraq, Sweden and Turkey completed the World Cup field. Fans of teams eliminated Tuesday could attempt to resell tickets they already had purchased, nations that include Italy, Poland, Denmark, Jamaica and Bolivia.Infantino claimed in January that the amount of ticket requests FIFA had received was the equivalent of the request for 1,000 years of World Cups at once.This is unique, he said at the time. Its incredible.It was unclear if many of those requests were for seats in the lowest-price categories.Fan groups have voiced concern over the soaring costs for resold tickets and one filed a formal complaint to the European Commission last month.Infantino defended FIFA's cut of resales, saying the governing body was engaged in a legal commercial activity under U.S. law. Some European countries have laws which can restrict resale by requiring tickets to be sold for face value or only by authorized partners of the event organizers.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

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