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Barry's Ticket Service has been the leading provider of Lakers tickets in Los Angeles for the last 25 years. We physically stock the largest assortment of Lakers tickets anywhere, from courtside seats, lower level, premier level with waitress service as well as upper deck we have your Lakers Tickets in hand. We have three Los Angeles based locations one right next to the STAPLES Center itself. You can purchase tickets online, call us or walk into one of our three Los Angeles locations and (one right next to the STAPLES Center) and purchase Lakers tickets. All orders are 100% guaranteed to be Authentic and Always on Time.

Barry's Ticket Service
1020 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90015
(across from the Staples Center inside the Luxe City Center)
Open 7 days a week, 10am - 9pm, for pickups.
(213)749-0057
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Barry's Ticket Service is a Los Angeles based ticket broker who has been selling Lakers Tickets since 1985. We have physical tickets for all games at the STAPLES Center, and you can pick up your tickets at our office right next to the STAPLES Center if you like. We also offer Fed Ex and Instant Download on certain tickets as well. Unlike most other ticket website we sell Lakers Tickets up until game time on our website as well as offer tickets in our downtown office if available. All of our Lakers Tickets are 100% guaranteed to be on time and always authentic.

Lakers Schedule

The 2013-2014 Lakers schedule will be announced around mid summer. We will have the complete Lakers Schedule as well as tickets for all Lakers home and away games.

Where do the LA Lakers go from here?
With a series loss to the Spurs imminent what’s next for the Lakers. Some big question marks, here are some thoughts on a few items:

The Future of Kobe: Scratch the idea of using the amnesty clause on Kobe. It turns out it doesn’t really save the Lakers all that much money in the first place. Letting Kobe go only to work his butt off to rehab and likely represent another team in next year’s playoffs would be a public relations nightmare for the Lakers. They only logical plan is to sign Dwight Howard and keep Pau Gasol and then do whatever they can within the salary cap to build some depth on the team. Kobe should be back by the playoffs next season and with his relentless work ethic could very well come back and be effective next postseason.

Coach D’Antoni: The Lakers will likely hold on to Mike D’Antoni, but you have to wonder if it’s reluctantly. With Kobe on the sidelines next season and a big question mark around the health of Steve Nash D’Antoni is going to have to revamp his style offensively, specifically around how he leverages the Lakers post players. The other area where D’Antoni gets a ton of heat is how his teams play defense. Anonymous sources are always tricky, but the longtime rumor that’s always surrounded D’Antoni coached teams is that not only are they bad on defense, but they don’t really spend that much time practicing defense.

Blow it up and go after LeBron? Lebron James can leave Miami after next season. He’s making less than many current NBA superstars due to the fact he took a smaller contract to play with Wade and Bosh. The Lakers have a history of making the moves to land superstars like Shaq and Dwight Howard. Considering the track record of players coming back from Achilles injuries the Lakers can’t really expect much from 37 year old Kobe when he returns. The Lakers could very well decide to hang on to Howard and clear out the roster to make a move towards Lebron. When Kobe comes off the books, Lebron could come on. Its likely far-fetched but is definitely something the Lakers will be pondering.

Either way it’s going to be an interesting offseason in Lakerland. By:Chris Michaels