Cleveland Cavaliers Tickets

For the second time in 10 years, the Cleveland Cavaliers roster had a Rookie of the Year on it, and this time they mean to keep him. Kyrie Irving came into Cleveland on the wave of angry restructuring that came with the departure of The Player Who Must Not Be Named (at least in Cleveland), and he has been everything the team could have hoped for. The Cleveland Cavaliers had a much documented, overly discussed crash and burn to the bottom rungs of the standings two seasons ago, but this has not been an entirely bad thing for the team. In fact, by deftly utilizing the draft and the trading block, Cleveland has begun to build a team that will be much more than they ever could have been when they relied on one star player who now plays for the Miami Heat. GoTickets is the place to get your Cleveland Cavs basketball tickets.

Last season’s Cleveland Cavaliers schedule saw the team making massive headway towards success, and a lot of that has to do with the players they acquired in trading and drafting. For instance, Kyrie Irving was the first pick in the NBA draft in ‘11, and he proved that he was a worthwhile choice almost immediately. Despite playing only 11 college ball games at Duke, Kyrie went on to lead the Cavs in points per game at 18.5, also dominating in the free throw percentage and assists per game categories. Kyrie was unanimously voted to the NBA All-Rookie First Team and named Rookie of the Year for the entire league, and he’s set to be one of the future star players in the league. He’s worth the price of admission alone, so get your Cleveland Cavaliers tickets now.

Irving isn’t the only rising star on the Cavs, as fourth pick Tristan Thompson was named to the NBA All-Rookie Second Team as well, and the Cavs ‘12 fourth overall draft pick Dion Waiters is set to make waves in the league. The Quicken Loans Arena is a stadium filled with young skill and potential, and this season for holders of Cleveland Cavaliers tickets should see the team only continue to rise. The Cavs have a lot to prove, and fans might be in for the start of a new dynasty in Cleveland.