1. What were the best seats you ever had at a game
2. How did you get them?
Last edited by Tacker; 12-27-2009 at 01:26 AM.
I sat in the second row behind the Lakers' bench in the Staples Center for the entire playoffs in 2001. Those were probably the best playoff seats that I have had.
I've sat in the first row and in the courtside press seats before, but that year was probably the best because it was through a whole playoff run.
I paid face value; my friend was a ticket broker.
never been close to the floor.. most the time im in the club level suites, they are kinda high up but still pretty fun. I had my hands on blazer/lakers tickets last year behind the lakers bench but i ended up not being able to make it so sold them to a friendtoo damn bad i wanted to throw gum in sashas hair!
Way too high, like all the way on top. Was watching the Spurs and Clippers play and had to use binoculars.
The worst seats I had, I could touch the ceiling at the Veteran's Memorial Coliseum (old Suns arena).
row 1, just behind courtside at the ACC (Toronto)
The row behind the Hornets bench last year and the Knicks bench 2 years ago. My friend's dentist game them to him. 2 teams, but awesome seats.
Chris Paul was out that game. I'm pretty sure he wears lip gloss and he walks like he has a meatpole jammed in his ass.
LMAO I was at the Bulls game today to watch the Hornets and I thought the same exact thing...
Game 3 of the 2008 ECSF against the Celtics, second row behind the Cavaliers bench at the Q. EXPENSIVE seats, but when you got there you know where that money went.
When he comes out of the closet one day, I won't be surpirsed.
I sit on dirk4's face every day, for free in my message area.
301 section, 7th row at Staples
I own you as much as the Mavs and Cavs own the Lakers.
Christmas 2009
... We got to our seats about an hour before the game and Mark Price and Larry Nance were just chilling down there. Dude I was with saw Price and practically creamed himself.
Okay, you win.
Sat next to Magic and Dianne one night as a freebie. Hated it. Too many distractions. Being famous in todays world would really suck.
Then how's come you ain't been by to let me sit on yer face since Christmas 2009?
Baseline at the SBC thanks to a friend during the Mavs game when Malik went down at the '03 playoffs.
Courtside at the SBC in Peter Holt's seat for a WNBA game vs. L.A.
Directly under the basket, not next to, but directly on the floor (as in my ass physically touching the court as I watched the game) during a Spurs-Bullets game in 1988. It was literally close enough for me to reach out and punch Moses Malone in the nuts every time he went to grab a rebound.
I won a contest to be a ballboy for the game, and got to be introduced with and high-five all the Spurs in the pregame introductions. From that distance the game looks about 100x more physical than it ever does on TV. It was pretty awesome because I was not only a huge Spurs fan, but Bernard King was my favorite non-Spurs player and this was his first season back after destroying his knee.
http://www.basketball-reference.com/...802190SAS.html
Second best was probably when I sat front row for a Spurs-Lakers playoff game in 1986. My dad actually caught a bad pass on one possession, and I was pissed because he gave the ball to the ref instead of letting me shoot it.
Last edited by baseline bum; 12-27-2009 at 09:33 AM.
Center court suite on a New Years Eve game a few years ago.
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