In terms of the finales of sporting events, it doesn't get much bigger than the NBA Finals, and that's why there is always such a massive interest worldwide in NBA Finals Tickets. If you are looking to purchase Finals tickets, then SeatPick is the ideal place to get the best seats at the best prices.
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After a grueling regular season, comprising a massive 82 games each, the best teams left will seek to fight their way through the NBA playoffs in order to secure an NBA Finals berth.
By this point, a team's regular season record almost seems irrelevant, and teams that arrive in form stand the best chance of securing the NBA Championships; even if a team has had to go via the NBA play-in tournament, they will consider themselves a good solid shot at coming out as the winning team once the seven-game series is done and dusted.
The winning team then gets their collective hands on the prestigious Larry O'Brien Trophy and a place in history after what will have proven an exhausting run through the regular season and the NBA playoffs to be crowned the best team in the league.
In 1950 the first NBA season came to a close, with the Minneapolis Lakers defeating the Syracuse Nationals 4-2 in what was then known as the NBA World Championship Series.
The Minneapolis Lakers, under successful head coach John Kundia, went on to win four of the first Championships, with the New York Knicks losing on three successive occasions between 1951 and 1953.
The late 50s and 60s were ruled by Red Auerbach's Boston Celtics, who clinched a stunning eight titles in a row as well as 11 Championships in 13 seasons.
Pat Riley's 'Showtime' Los Angeles Lakers were triumphant for much of the 80s, usually going head-to-head with the Boston Celtics.
In 1986 the NBA World Championship Series was rebranded, and the NBA Finals were born, with the Boston Celtics clinching the title thanks to the efforts of Larry Bird, defeating the Houston Rockets in six games.
The all-conquering Chicago Bulls picked up six NBA Finals wins in eight seasons, with Michael Jordan working his magic under the guidance of Phil Jackson, their final two wins coming against the Utah Jazz.
Phil Jackson then repeated this success with three titles in charge of the Los Angeles Lakers between 2000 and 2002 and another two in 2009 and 2010, the final success proving to be his 11 as a coach, to follow the two he secured as a New York Knicks player.
LeBron James secured four NBA Finals successes, two with the Miami Heat and one apiece with the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Los Angeles Lakers.
The Golden State Warriors played the Cleveland Cavaliers in four successive NBA Finals series games, with Steph Curry and Steve Kerr emerging triumphant on three occasions.
Indeed Curry and Kerr repeated the feat with a 4-2 win over the Boston Celtics in 2022.
The top eight teams in each conference enter the playoffs, albeit the team placed seven to ten in the Eastern and Western Conference will have to go via the play-in tournament.
The first round of the playoffs sees the 16 teams take each other on, split into seedings, with the top team gaining home-court advantage as they look to secure a place in the Conference Semifinals.
The final four are split into Eastern and Western Conference Finals, and the winner of each then gets their place in the NBA Finals.
Home court advantage is then given to the team with the better regular season record and gets the first two games on their court, with their opponents then getting the next two, and then one a piece until the seventh game, if it goes that far.
2011 Dallas Mavericks 4-2 Miami Heat
2012 Miami Heat 4-1 Oklahoma City Thunder
2013 Miami Heat 4-3 San Antonio Spurs
2014 San Antonio Spurs 4-1 Miami Heat
2015 Golden State Warriors 4-2 Cleveland Cavaliers
2016 Cleveland Cavaliers 4-3 Golden State Warriors
2017 Golden State Warriors 4-1 Cleveland Cavaliers
2018 Golden State Warriors 4-0 Cleveland Cavaliers
2019 Toronto Raptors 4-2 Golden State Warriors
2020 Los Angeles Lakers 4-2 Miami Heat
2021 Milwaukee Bucks 4-2 Phoenix Suns
2022 Golden State Warriors 4-2 Boston Celtics
2023 Denver Nuggets 4-1 Miami Heat
Jerry West 1679
LeBron James 1562
Kareem Abdul Jabbar 1317
Michael Jordan 1176
Elgin Baylor 1161
Bill Russell 1151
Sam Jones 1143
Tom Heinsohn 1037
John Havlicek 1020
Magic Johnson 971
Minneapolis/Los Angeles Lakers 17
Boston Celtics 17
Philadelphia/San Francisco/Golden State Warriors 7
Chicago Bulls 6
San Antonio Spurs 5
Tickets will go on sale just as soon as the NBA Conference Finals are complete, with the two teams who are competing having been decided.
If you are a season ticket holder, then you'd usually get first refusal on tickets for home games and at SeatPick.
We will have availability for the NBA Finals games as soon as they are made available from the relevant competing teams.
The exact dates for the 2024 NBA Finals are not yet known, but they are likely to start in early June.
Tickets will be sold here via SeatPick the moment a date is confirmed from game one as well as the other scheduled finals games.
The cost of NBA Finals tickets varies a great deal, depending on the location of the game and the teams involved, as well as where your seat is located in the relevant arena.
The current average price starts from €67.
Ticket prices for the NBA Finals are, on the whole, considerably higher than at any point during the season.
This isn't too surprising, given the game sees the two best teams and the league's best players go head-to-head for the ultimate prize, the NBA Championship.
You can access a large inventory of NBA Finals tickets via SeatPick, and you can purchase tickets for all the key games at competitive prices with no hidden fees.
We offer basketball tickets for the entire NBA season, and we have availability for all major events and that way, fans can see their favorite team in action from day one of the regular season all the way to the NBA Finals.
Tickets via SeatPick are typically cheaper than at other sites because we work with a multitude of trusted resellers in the secondary market.
That means we have a wide variety of ticketing options, including those available at face value.