Boston Ranks #2 Best City For Basketball
As we head into the NBA playoffs, let’s take a look at some of the best and worst cities for basketball.
These findings are courtesy of Wallethub, which arrived at these rankings by comparing more than “290 of the largest cities across 21 key metrics, ranging from the performance level of each city’s NBA and NCAA Division 1 basketball teams to ticket prices to stadium accessibility.”
Let’s go Celtics! Game 1 vs. the Nets this Saturday at 8:00pm.
The #NBA playoffs start on May 22. To celebrate, take a look at some of the best cities for #basketball fans: https://t.co/Y9cs7Gc2SU pic.twitter.com/FitkepEHfX
— WalletHub (@wallethub) May 19, 2021
| Best Cities for Basketball Fans | Worst Cities for Basketball Fans |
| 1. Los Angeles, CA | 283. Santa Clara, CA |
| 2. Boston, MA | 284. Berkeley, CA |
| 3. Salt Lake City, UT | 285. Evansville, IN |
| 4. Philadelphia, PA | 286. Wilmington, NC |
| 5. San Francisco, CA | 287. Daytona Beach, FL |
| 6. Miami, FL | 288. New Britain, CT |
| 7. San Antonio, TX | 289. Montgomery, AL |
| 8. Houston, TX | 290. Pocatello, ID |
| 9. Washington, DC | 291. St. George, UT |
| 10. Oklahoma City, OK | 292. Stephenville, TX |
Here are but a few of my favorite Celtics players…
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