Los Angeles Lakers Tickets

If you were lucky enough to get your hands on Los Angeles Lakers Tickets last season you know just how electric the Staples Center can be when the team is at the top of its game. And Razorgator was there every step of the way, providing you with access to Lakers tickets from opening day through the regular season and playoffs right up through Game Seven. When the time comes to purchase your seats for select games, take a look at our Staples Center seating chart and pick out the Los Angeles Lakers Tickets that work best for you. LeBron’s defection to Miami has only upped the ante. Many seem to think that the Heat are the new team to beat, but the road to the title still runs through Tinseltown, so buckle your seat belts, get ready to rumble, and lock down those Lakers tickets today. Check out the Lakers schedule and purchase your LA Lakers tickets today.

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Date	Event	Location
Sat Oct 05 7:00 PM	Golden State Warriors at Los Angeles Lakers	Citizens Business Bank Arena Ontario, CA
Sun Oct 06 6:30 PM	Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers	Staples Center Los Angeles, CA
Tue Oct 08 7:00 PM	Denver Nuggets at Los Angeles Lakers	Citizens Business Bank Arena Ontario, CA
Thu Oct 10 7:00 PM	Sacramento Kings at Los Angeles Lakers	MGM Grand Hotel Garden Arena Las Vegas, NV
Tue Oct 22 7:30 PM	Utah Jazz at Los Angeles Lakers	Staples Center Los Angeles, CA
Fri Oct 25 7:00 PM	Utah Jazz at Los Angeles Lakers	Honda Center Anaheim, CA

LA Lakers News – 2013 Lakers Updates

Despite bringing in a pair of marquee names in the offseason (Steve Nash and Dwight Howard), the Los Angeles Lakers find themselves struggling just to make the playoffs. The Lake Show, while still led on the floor by Kobe Bryant (currently third in the NBA in points per game), were a coaching carousel early in the season before settling on Mike D'Antoni. Not only that, but the team was struggling — and continues to struggle — with injuries to key players. Both newcomers, Nash and Howard, have been on the injury list for significant periods of time, as well as Pau Gasol; Howard's injuries are a key loss, as he ranks in the league's top five in rebounding and blocked shots. The only player to appear in as many games as Bryant has been forward Metta World Peace.

And, while offensively the Lakers are doing quite well — top ten rankings in the league in both points per game and rebounds — as a team, they need a reminder that basketball has two sides, offense and defense, as they are in the bottom quarter of the league in points allowed. Staples Center faithful can only hope that their boys in purple and gold can turn things around for a stretch run into the playoffs — otherwise they'll be on the outside watching Lob City and wondering what could have been. Lakers tickets average $268 at Staples Center, the second most expensive home game ticket in the NBA behind the New York Knicks. On the road, LA Lakers tickets average $70 less per ticket ($198) — only the world champion Miami Heat have a greater demand for road game tickets in the league. Who are the Lakers playing at Staples Center? The Lakers schedule includes upcoming home games with the Boston Celtics (2/20), Portland Trail Blazers (2/22), Atlanta Hawks (3/3) and Chicago Bulls (3/10).