NBA Pacific Division – Western Conference Courtyard Tickets – Are They Worth It?

Which NBA court seats are worth sitting in and which NBA court tickets are worth buying? A look at what to expect in each arena, on tap is the Pacific Divide in the West.

Pacific Division

warriors of the golden state Court Tickets – What to expect – A terribly run team that should be a lot more fun to watch. Sad to see a player like Jamal Crawford make such an impact on the Hawks when he used to be on the Warriors. The team has a lot of potential to be fun with the likes of Anthony Randolph, Stephen Curry and Monta Ellis, but only Curry is currently healthy. This team should be the next OK City Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers with some good young talent that could make the jump. If Curry or Ellis can stand out as a top 20 player in the league, it should happen. See the Warriors on the field when they recover.

Los Angeles Clippers Court Tickets – What to expect – The worst franchise in the NBA. Damn, you can tear an ACL if you sit courtside for a Clippers game. Stay away.

los angeles lakers Court Tickets – What to expect – Kobe, Gasol, Bynum, the defensive fields. Be happy if you get a chance to get tickets to the Lakers court because it’s almost impossible. Sit anywhere to watch this team play.

phoenix suns Court Tickets – What to expect – The sad story of watching Steve Nash grow old without a chance to play in the final. He will always be a Phoenix Sun, which is unfortunate. Don’t pay to see this team because Robert Sarver has sold too many first round picks to give this team a chance to compete for long. Donald Sterling is the only person keeping Sarver from being the most hated owner in the league.

Sacramento Kings Court Tickets – What to expect – A chance to see rookie of the year Tyreke Evans. Kevin Martin had to be moved if they believe Evans is the future. Carl Landry was a good pick and he’ll have a good chance to show if he’s worthy of starting. It could be a fun team to watch in a year or two. Wait until you get tickets to the Kings court for a year.