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The Los Angeles Lakers are LA's most prized sports team this year. With the last three seasons resulting in fiercely competitive NBA Finals, and 2 championships, tickets to see the Lakers play anywhere, whether home or away, will sell out fast. As a leading provider of tickets in Los Angeles for the last 25 years, we are dedicated to providing Los Angeles Lakers fans with tickets in great seats at prices our customers can afford. Check out our site for 24 hour access to Lakers tickets, schedule of events, seating charts, and more. Check out our inventory of tickets and order your Lakers tickets today!

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Los Angeles Lakers – A Legendary Franchise
Of all the teams in the NBA, perhaps none is as well-known in the world as the LA Lakers, which not only have a successful track record in winning championships but also some of the most famous players in NBA history. Legends such as Magic Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar are all famous basketball players who cut their teeth playing on the court for the Lakers. From a solid past, the team looks forward to just as successful a future, pleasing their multitude of international fans time and time again with each game they win, whether on the home court or elsewhere.

The team was founded way back in 1946, allowing for a rich and storied history. Ben Berger and Morris Chalfen bought out a team called the Detroit Gems for a paltry 15,000 dollars (a grand sum at the time). Throughout the 1940's and 1950's, the newly named Lakers played a series of strong games, getting only stronger with time and confidence. They relocated to Los Angeles in 1960, becoming the first NBA team on the West Coast. The team's golden era was in the 1980's, when with such high-profile players as Magic Johnson, they swept away all competition to win a series of championships.

A second golden period for the Lakers began in 1996 after acquiring the twin pillars of Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. Garnering a great deal of publicity, the team again went on a serious winning streak, leading to the building of the Staples Center in downtown LA as a home base for the famous team. After Shaquille O'Neal was traded to the Miami Heat, the team began a rebuilding process that has lasted up until the present day. Kobe Bryant recently earned the Most Valuable Player award, ensuring that Laker players are still on top of the NBA game.

In this last three seasons, the Lakers have been in top form, getting to the NBA Finals three times and taking home 2 NBA Championships. The season to come looks certain to be just as star-studded and full of excitement, as this most legendary of teams continues to compete at the height of its ability. Garnering tickets to a Lakers game continues to be a boon, as their games are full of excitement in the air and a certain spirit from the fans that perhaps is not replicated by any other team in the NBA.

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Fan's Favorite Lakers Game Experience:
"My best NBA story is the first game I ever went to. I've been a Lakers fan since day one, but I grew up in N.H. so everyone else was a Celtics fan. My dad brought me to my first game to see the Lakers play the Celtics in the last matchup they had in the old Boston Garden . That night there was a horrible blizzard and the arena was only a third full because of the bad weather so we snuck down to the lower level just above the player entrance at half court. The Lakers were down by 2 with 2.9 seconds left on the clock and my favorite player Nick "The Quick" Van Exel hit a huge 3 from way downtown to win the game, he was at least 3 feet beyond the 3 point line. As the Lakers exited victoriously I got a high-5 from Elden Campbell as he left the court. It was my first and best ever live NBA experience."

-Casey T.