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What NBA court seats are worth sitting on and what NBA court tickets are worth buying? A look at what to expect in each arena, on tap is the East Atlantic Division.
Atlantic Division
Boston Celts Courtside Tickets – What to expect – 100% attendance, crazy crowd. With its recent success, expect Boston’s celebrities and top sports stars to be in town for the big game. Go this year if you want to sit on the court, this team could collapse sooner rather than later with the contracts of Rasheed Wallace and Kevin Garnett for years to come.
New Jersey Networks Courtside Tickets – What to expect: less than 70% attendance, horrible fans. This team is terrible, mailing it to John Wall and a shot at Lebron being the Brooklyn Nets. Buy cheap with this team, be prepared to ask for season tickets if they get the # 1 pick, Lebron should seriously consider going there if Wall and Brook Lopez are around. However, the team is not worth watching this year.
The New York Knicks Courtside Tickets – What to expect – A full house for a big game, a regular crowd when a small market / poor record team is in town. McGrady makes the team interesting and allows them to score more points. Nate Robinson was a fan favorite, but now he’s out. Another team playing for next year, they could be exciting in the future, and hopefully generate excitement at MSG.
Philadelphia 76ers Courtside Tickets – What to expect – Nothing now. Local fan and hero Allen Iverson is already out and probably not coming back. The guy who most recently took them to the NBA Finals wanted a farewell tour with the team, now it’s not worth going to. It’s hard to get excited about a team that tried to trade its three most recent big-name free agent signings. That’s embarrassing, skipping this team this year, the future is not good either.
Toronto Raptors Courtside Tickets – What to Expect – Euroleague Basketball at its finest! If you want to see how a team created for the Euroleague tries to blend in with the NBA rules, this is your team! The highlight of his season is DeMar DeRozan winning the “Dunk-In”. Get seats on the court if you want to see Chris Bosh play before he leaves and becomes the second fiddle of a championship hopeful next season.