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The Cleveland Cavaliers are the ones to watch after an incredible playoff run all the way to their first NBA Finals appearance in 2007. Get Cleveland Cavaliers tickets to see this explosive team play for keeps against their rivals for their second straight Eastern Conference title and a second chance for a championship victory. Head coach Mike Brown and a team of new faces supporting the unstoppable LeBron James have a lot to prove in their quest for the Cavaliers' first championship title, and Just Great Tickets can get you courtside with hard-to-find Cleveland Cavaliers tickets all season long. The Quicken Loans Arena is the place to be for great NBA action, and Cleveland Cavaliers tickets are the ultimate score for Cleveland fans eager for an unprecedented winning season.

It has been a long wait. In 1970, head coach Bill Fitch was the first to take the helm of the fledgling expansion team, and though the Cavs' first few years were an uphill battle, fans with Cleveland Cavaliers tickets were heartened by the 1975-76 season with a 49-33 record and their first playoff appearance. The "Miracle of Richfield" series against the Washington Bullets had some heart-stopping moments, but the Cavaliers fell to the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference finals. Undaunted, the Cavs would win 43 games and revisit the playoffs in each of their next two seasons, and solid performance on the court began to attract supporters and drive sales of Cleveland Cavaliers tickets.

The 80s were a turbulent time, but new ownership and the aegis of new head coach Lenny Wilkens began to turn heads and make Cleveland Cavaliers tickets a sure bet for winning hoops. In 1986, the Cavaliers returned to the post season, marking the first of eight playoff shots in the next nine years while raising hopes and increasing demand for Cleveland Cavaliers tickets. The talents of Brad Daugherty, Mark Price, Ron Harper and Larry Nance righted the Cavs' course toward a string of winning seasons. In 1994, the 20,562-seat Gund Arena (now the Quicken Loans Arena) opened, and fans with Cleveland Cavaliers tickets saw their home team in a state-of-the-art facility located in a newly revitalized downtown.

The arrival of LeBron James in 2003 marked the beginning of a new era. The number one draft pick and high school hoops star from Akron was named Rookie of the Year in 2004, and his record-setting ways excited fans and marked a sharp rise in the demand for Cleveland Cavaliers tickets. James was key to the Cavaliers' return to post season play in 2006, and although they failed to get by the Detroit Pistons, the die had been cast. James was on his way to becoming a superstar, and fans couldn't get enough. The 2006-07 season was hotly anticipated, and Cleveland Cavaliers tickets were hot sellers for the hopeful. The following year, their dreams of winning the NBA finals were almost realized.

The Cavs' 2007 playoff run was truly one for the record books, and fans with Cleveland Cavaliers tickets enjoyed an impressive 50-32 season and a 12-8 playoff run that vaulted them past Washington, New Jersey and Detroit to the finals. Cleveland Cavaliers tickets were hot items thanks to the Cavs' second seed season and subsequent home court advantage. LeBron James became the only player in playoff history to average at least 25 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists per game. Rookie point guard Daniel Gibson averaged 13.5 points per game including a 31-point performance in Game 6 in the finals against Detroit. Although Cleveland would ultimately lose to San Antonio in the finals, Cleveland Cavaliers tickets for the 2008 season are in demand as fans eagerly anticipate another run for the championships. Head coach Mike Brown may be the one to make it happen.

Since his arrival in 2005, he has become the winningest coach in the team's history, bringing his team to two straight playoff runs and their first spot in the finals. Fan support and sales of Cleveland Cavaliers tickets are reaching record levels in response to the team's hard-won reversal of fortune. During the off season, Brown has managed to build a talented team around his star player, LeBron James, reshuffling the deck for a winning hand with newcomers Ben Wallace, Wally Szczerbiak, Delonte West and Joe Smith. After missed opportunities and less-than-stellar seasons, fans have good reason for optimism, and Cleveland Cavaliers tickets are prized by longtime fans who are hungry for victory.

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