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BIG3 Basketball returns to TD Garden for ninth season opener

Two 3-on-3 fixtures scheduled for Sunday, 9 August, featuring the Dallas Power, Chicago Triplets, Boston Ball Hogs, and Detroit Amps.

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Buy Now: Tickets for BIG3 Basketball '9th Wonder in the Summer' Aug. 9 Games at TD Garden
League founded by Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz brings former NBA stars to Boston

BIG3 Basketball is set to host two 3-on-3 matches at TD Garden in Boston on Sunday, 9 August, marking the commencement of the league’s ninth season under its '9th Wonder in the Summer' banner. The fixtures will see the Dallas Power face the Chicago Triplets, followed by a local contest between the Boston Ball Hogs and the Detroit Amps.

The league, founded by rapper and actor Ice Cube alongside entertainment executive Jeff Kwatinetz, continues to operate as a professional 3-on-3 competition featuring former National Basketball Association players. Competitors in the Boston event include notable figures such as Michael Beasley, Mario Chalmers, Dwight Howard, and Joe Johnson, who have previously competed in the league.

Ticket availability for the August 9 games is managed through StubHub, with prices ranging from $54 to $228. The platform allows users to filter listings by date, price, section, and quantity, providing multiple Boston-area options as inventory updates. The lower bowl of the TD Garden is noted for providing the best overall view, while floor seating is described as offering a more interactive experience, though sightlines in that area can vary depending on crowd density.

Parking logistics for the venue are centred around the North Station Garage, located directly below the arena. This facility is typically open from 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. and is identified as the most convenient option for attendees. To avoid higher on-site rates, it is recommended that visitors purchase parking passes in advance, with services such as SpotHero available for reserving spots in advance.

The event aligns with broader operational practices for the league, which has seen dynamic ticket pricing and variable crowd energy on the floor. Attendees are advised to confirm ticket delivery methods and venue bag policies prior to arrival, with early arrival recommended to navigate security lines and note posted start times.

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