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yes, and i could be crushed by a meteorite when i walk out of my house, but both chances are very slim
but they could win the entire series and advance to round two.
yes, and i could be crushed by a meteorite when i walk out of my house, but both chances are very slim
Can't speak for everyone, but I'm not spending my money watching the Spurs run the Jazz into the ground. F that. I'd rather wait until at least the next round. I had a feeling these two games would be blowouts.
No
That series went to Memphis 1-1, and didn't include any 30 point vicious beatdown.
Team Leader Belli didnt lead NO to the playoffs
lol "several thousand" exaggerate much?
Your pic clearly shows only 1,120 total tickets available. Please explain how SEVERAL thousand of the 1,120 tickets available can be in the $8-12 range?
Why stop at several thousand? Why not say tens of thousands of tickets were still available? That would get people to check out your thread, you attention , you...
true, true
but son the real issue is that no other team in the playoffs have the amount of cheap tickets that San Antonio does. it would be different if this was a mid-season, weekday game in San Antonio vs the Bobcats ... but its round one of the playoffs lol.
son I will admit that was a typo. as stated in the original thread there were several HUNDRED available. my bad.lol "several thousand" exaggerate much?
Your pic clearly shows only 1,120 total tickets available. Please explain how SEVERAL thousand of the 1,120 tickets available can be in the $8-12 range?
Why stop at several thousand? Why not say tens of thousands of tickets were still available? That would get people to check out your thread, you attention , you...
Son, what would you say if they made it to finals and game 7 tickets went for 2.50?
you realize that's not the face value of the tickets right? The people that bought them are selling them for a loss.
BR droppin truth bombs.
lots of ass hurt spurfan in this thread
then son I would probably hop on a plane and go check it out.
lol nothing new the jazz wcf didn't even sell out when they met for that
which makes it even more pathetic
son that just shows the lack of demand for Spurs games having to sell PLAYOFF TICKETS for $2-10.
That's what happens when your team makes the playoffs 13 years in a row. Stagnancy, do you know what that's like?
real talk ... most San Antonio sports fans are probably gearing up for football season and don't even care about the NBA. San Antonio is more of a bandwagon football town than it is a basketball town (Cowboys, Saints, Texans).
son that makes no sense. you're saying that just because your team has made it to the playoffs 13 years in a row that it is an excuse for ty fan support during the playoffs? are you sure you want to stick with that one?
lol the saints, we only wanted your team cause we smelled blood in the water.
lol son San Antonio wasn't even a half ass decent temporary place for the Saints to play anyways. San Antonio is a horrible market and their biggest attraction is a dirty little creek.
Best Texas Markets
1. Dallas/Fort Worth
2. Houston
3. Austin
4. Corpus Christi
5. Galveston
6. Lubbock
7. San Antonio
It's more to say from our season ticket holders, the people selling the tickets. When the SBC center was built the lower class was voted out of the arena, that's just the way it is. When the Dome was up the spurs had $5 tickets did that mean then our support was ty? The people buy the tickets and don't want to go, it's the season ticket holder's priority.
well son the Hornets had 10,000 season ticket holders this season many of which sold their ty team games during the regular season for like $.50-10.00 like many other NBA teams season ticket holders did as well. Spur fan had funny comments to make about it then, but now that round one PLAYOFF TICKETS for the Spurs can be purchased for as little as $2.00 some of them are mad. some are very mad about it too.
And most New Orleans fans unless diehard, probably don't even realize they have a professional basketball team. It's an around the clock Saints and Tigers town. It's a shame too... So many desperate cities out there looking for a basketball franchise, and NO gets to keep theirs. It's like the NBA wants the Horenets to fail.
It's called the Atlanta Braves syndrome. Once your fan base gets use to the playoffs year after year after year, it take a deep run to get said fan base excited.
since when is it bad to give tickets away?
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