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Saturday
Oct 5, 2013
7:00 PM
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NBA Preseason - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors
Citizens Business Bank Arena
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Ontario, CA
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Tuesday
Oct 8, 2013
7:00 PM
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NBA Preseason - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Denver Nuggets
Citizens Business Bank Arena
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Ontario, CA
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Thursday
Oct 10, 2013
7:00 PM
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NBA Preseason - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Sacramento Kings
MGM Grand Garden Arena
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Las Vegas, NV
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Friday
Oct 25, 2013
7:00 PM
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NBA Preseason - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz
Honda Center
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Anaheim, CA
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Tickets |
Basketball-savvy sports fans can find Lakers tickets to every sold-out game at the Staples Center on our secure marketplace. From the stars on the court to the celebrities in the stands, Lakers games are always high-profile affairs in the City of Angels. The Lakers are one of the NBA’s most storied franchises. Legends of the game like Magic Johnson and Kobe Bryant have won numerous NBA Championships for the Purple, Gold, and White. Watch this year’s team add a new chapter to LA’s rich basketball tradition. You can book Los Angeles Lakers tickets to any approaching game on the 2013-2014 LA Lakers schedule. As the regular season draws to a close, a wide array of Lakers playoff tickets will be available.
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Sign up for savings, info, and more!After a touch-and-go regular season, the Los Angeles Lakers finally staked a claim to the seventh seed in the Western Conference, not only clinching a playoff berth, but also avoiding a first round matchup with the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder. Surprising fans and critics alike with their better-than-expected regular-season finish, the Lakers must now build off that momentum if they hope to advance.
Hopeful fans were devastated when Kobe Bryant—not only the Lakers’ top scorer, but also one of the NBA’s most consistent and successful players of all time—went down with a ruptured Achilles' tendon on April 12. With point guard Steve Nash joining Kobe on the injured list, the team now must head into the postseason without two of the most integral players on the Lakers roster.
The duo of Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol stand as giants on the court, literally and figuratively. Howard still leads the league in rebounds, and Gasol has been consistently improving this season, logging two triple-doubles in just the last three games. Steve Blake and Jodie Meeks also stepped up in the final game that clinched the seventh seed, with Blake scoring 24 points and Meeks scoring a last-minute dunk to extend the Lakers lead over the Rockets.
The Lakers will head to San Antonio on April 21, hoping to oust the Spurs for a chance to advance to round two. Stand with the purple and gold as they battle for the Larry O’Brien Trophy at the Staples Center with Lakers playoff tickets from Vivid Seats.
