San Antonio Spurs Tickets

Welcome fellow Spurs fan!
As you know, finding great seats is probably the hardest part of being a Spurs supporter, but here you will find information on how to obtain 'hard to get' and 'sold out' tickets.

We will share all our sources and make available the knowledge we have gained over the years of buying tickets online. So you to can get down close and support the Spurs to victory!

When buying Spurs Tickets, we prefer and recommend the following site(s):

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PrimeSeatTickets.com	Spurs Tickets

The above websites have been selected due to their great record of low ticket prices, excellent customer service and quality site design.

Like Tim Duncan's post moves, San Antonio Spurs tickets should be a fundamental of any diehard NBA basketball fan. Duncan is the game's premier player. He does it without flash and with little style, but his game was solid enough to lead the Spurs to four NBA Championships in eight years. The Wake Forest product has plenty of support in point guard Tony Parker and playmaker Manu Ginobili to bring another trophy to the AT&T Center in San Antonio. The Spurs enter this 2008-2009 season, attempting to recover from a disappointing loss in the post-season conference finals to MVP Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers. The San Antonio Spurs look to rebuild and revamp their team towards NBA Finals victory with the acquisition of several draft picks whom they will utilize in the future in addition to several ventures into free agency which should prove fruitful.

The San Antonio Spurs have been a model of consistency since their move in 1973 but the franchise didn't met with immediate success. Arriving in San Antonio after stints as the Dallas Chaparrals and the Texas Chaparrals, the Spurs were an ABA team that reached the playoffs with a 45-39 record only to be ousted by the Pacers after 7 games. That pattern repeated itself in their second year as the Pacers once again ended the Spurs playoff hopes. Year 3, and the last year of the Spurs life in the struggling ABA , gave San Antonio fans a 3 rd place finish but another quick exit from the post-season by the New York Nets.

Joining the NBA in the 1975-76 campaign, the Spurs championed the ABA 's high scoring style. Averaging 115 points a game the Spurs took on new life in the NBA, finishing at 44-38 but continuing their pattern of leaving the dance early as the Boston Celtics knocked them out in a sweep.