Sports in New York

100 upcoming games are listed in New York, 26 in the next 7 days and 78 within 30 days. Coming up: New York Giants on Oct 18 at MetLife Stadium (from $77); PBR - Team Series on Oct 18 at UBS Arena (from $32); Siena Saints Basketball on Oct 18 at MVP Arena (from $33).

Madison Square Garden (23), Yankee Stadium (13) and Barclays Center (12) have the most game dates on the list. New York's home teams are New York Jets (NFL), New York Islanders (NHL), Brooklyn Nets (NBA), New York Knicks (NBA), New York Yankees (MLB), New York Mets (MLB), New York City FC (MLS), New York Red Bulls (MLS), New York Rangers (NHL) and Giants (NFL). Listed starting prices run from $10 to $2,923 across 100 priced listings.

New York Giants — Oct 18, MetLife Stadium (from $77)
PBR - Team Series — Oct 18, UBS Arena (from $32)
Siena Saints Basketball — Oct 18, MVP Arena (from $33)
New York Yankees — Oct 18, Yankee Stadium (from $307)
New York Rangers — Oct 19, Madison Square Garden (from $90)

New York sports tickets — the available ticket listings are refreshed every 6 hours. Tap any card for live ticket availability and available seller options on CatchMovement.

Local Snapshot for New York

Live Listings

100

Next 14 Days

Venues

Next Event

Sun, Oct 18, 1:00 PM

How to Plan Better Sports in New York

Sports demand in New York is currently strongest on Sunday and Saturday based on upcoming inventory.

For sports in New York, focus on the venue and matchup first. Bigger venues like Madison Square Garden usually have the widest seat selection.
Use the available seller price range as a quality check: a wider range usually means more sections and ticket quantities are active.
If flexibility matters, shortlist 2 to 3 games now and lock tickets when a strong section appears instead of waiting for one exact date.

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Ticket Prices

From

$10

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Average

$298

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Up to

$2,923

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Top Venues for Sports in New York

Madison Square Garden · 23Yankee Stadium · 13Barclays Center · 12Prudential Center · 11UBS Arena · 9

Sports games

New York hosts nine major pro sports teams across the five boroughs and the metro area. The Yankees (MLB) play at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx from April through September, with playoff runs into October.

The Mets (MLB) play at Citi Field in Queens on the same schedule. The Knicks (NBA) and Rangers (NHL) share Madison Square Garden from October through April, with playoffs into May and June.

The Nets (NBA) and Islanders (NHL, partial home schedule) play at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The Giants and Jets (NFL) both play at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, a quick train ride from Penn Station.

Knicks and Rangers tickets move fast and command secondary-market premiums; Yankees and Mets are easier walk-ups outside of marquee opponents and the playoffs.

How to find your tickets

Choose an event to open its ticket page on CatchMovement. Review the available sections, quantities and seller options before continuing to checkout. Availability, delivery and fees depend on the selected seller.

What games are coming up in New York?▼

100 games are listed, 78 within the next 30 days. Next: New York Giants on Oct 18 at MetLife Stadium (from $77); PBR - Team Series on Oct 18 at UBS Arena (from $32); Siena Saints Basketball on Oct 18 at MVP Arena (from $33).

Which venues host games in New York?▼

On the current list: Madison Square Garden (23 dates), Yankee Stadium (13 dates), Barclays Center (12 dates), Prudential Center (11 dates) and UBS Arena (9 dates).

How much do game tickets in New York cost?▼

Listed starting prices range from $10 to $2,923 across 100 priced listings. Each seller sets its own fees, so confirm the total at checkout.

Are there games in New York this weekend?▼

Yes — 4 games are listed for this weekend, starting with New York Giants on Oct 18 at MetLife Stadium (from $77).

Which teams play in New York?▼

New York Jets (NFL), New York Islanders (NHL), Brooklyn Nets (NBA), New York Knicks (NBA), New York Yankees (MLB), New York Mets (MLB), New York City FC (MLS), New York Red Bulls (MLS), New York Rangers (NHL) and Giants (NFL).