San Antonio Spurs Tickets

It’s easy to say that time has finally caught up to the San Antonio Spurs and that Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker are too old to make another run at the NBA Finals. The critics will point out that the Spurs lost in the first round of the NBA playoffs last season to the younger and seemingly overmatched Memphis Grizzlies. But remember that the Spurs finished the season with a record of 61-21, the best mark in the Western Conference by four games over the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks. This season should answer that question as to whether the Spurs are over the hill, but it would not be a surprise at all for this veteran team to make one last run at raising a fifth NBA Championship banner at the AT&T Center. So make plans to be there to see it happen with San Antonio Spurs basketball tickets.

When you think about the most consistent team in the NBA over the past two decades, you might be tempted to say it’s the Lakers or Celtics, but it’s actually the Spurs. In the past 20 years, the Spurs have made the playoffs 19 times and won the NBA Championship four times. This team continually finds a way to replace players as they retire or get traded from the San Antonio Spurs roster, which is especially impressive considering the relatively small size of the San Antonio market and the team’s payroll. Though it all the city of San Antonio has shown tremendous support for their only major professional sports team, and San Antonio Spurs tickets are always in demand. You can browse through the best selection of San Antonio Spurs tickets at the lowest prices at GoTickets.

The Spurs have won 50 or more regular season games in each of the past 12 seasons, which is even more impressive when you consider the strength of the San Antonio Spurs schedule in the Western Conference. Now that the Dallas Mavericks have won their first NBA title, that should only ramp up the rivalry between the two teams, so make sure you have Spurs tickets when Dallas comes to town. Order your SA Spurs tickets today.