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Carlos Martinez
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Carlos Martinez
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Carlos Martinez, a former sports anchor for Fargo's local NPR affiliate, has been reporting on professional sports for over eight years. He holds a journalism degree from the University of Minnesota and is known for his sharp insights into the local professional teams.

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Sports Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 5:16 PM · 1 min read
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Game 7 trending as most expensive WNBA Finals ticket ever — Fargo Sports news

By Field Level Media Oct 30 (Field Level Media) The first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history is on pace to ​set a record for ticket prices in ‌the league s championship series. The Golden State Valkyries host the Atlanta Dream in the deciding game Saturday night at the Chase Center in San Francisco. As of noon ‌ET ​on Friday, the cheapest get-in ⁠ticket price on resale ⁠sites for Game 7 was $353, according to TicketData.com. That would smash the current Finals record of $275 set in Game 1 of this ​series at the same venue on Oct. 17. Game 4 last Saturday at Atlanta s State Farm ⁠Arena ranks second on ⁠the list at $246, followed by Game ​2 in San Francisco on Oct. 19 at $228. Fourth ​on the list is Game 5 of ‌the WNBA Finals between the Minnesota Lynx and New York Liberty at Brooklyn s Barclays Center at $213. Rounding out the top five is Game ⁠5 of the 2019 WNBA Finals between the Connecticut Sun and Washington Mystics in Washington, D.C., at $167. ⁠Both of ‌those Finals were best-of-five

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