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By Marcus Chen
Financial Times
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By Amy Tennery NEW YORK, Oct 20 (Reuters) LeBron James made his Philadelphia debut against the Knicks in New York s hostile territory on Tuesday, looking to deliver a title to the long-suffering 76ers in his record-extending 24th season before the clock runs out on his career. The 41-year-old looked to have turned the clock back as he bounded around the court at Madison Square Garden, with the four-time MVP driving interest in the most hotly anticipated contest of the NBA s opening day. The lowest resale ticket price for the game surged to upwards of $2,000, surpassing the total get-in price for every other team s home opener combined, according to resale platform TickPick, as New York s religiously devoted fans found the deepest part of their pockets four months after the team won the title. The fans booed whenever the announcers mentioned James ahead of tipoff, and the team received their championship rings for ending the Knicks 53-year title drought in June. Philadelp