After more than 70 years of development, the NBA has produced countless superstars. After retiring, they occasionally choose to sit on the sidelines and watch the ball. These retired celebrities often bring different stars to the arena. However, unless invited to watch the game on a special event day, generally speaking, retired celebrities need to watch the ball in the arena with tickets, but they may have many ways to get tickets.
Superstars like Jordan, Kobe Bryant and O 'Neal have teams to send tickets every year. For example, Duncan of the Spurs often goes back to the gym to eat and watch the ball. Duncan, Bull Jordan, Lakers Kobe Bryant and O 'Neal all have annual ticket packages from the home team. Although I won't go, I still need it. Even if the team doesn't send it, the sponsors will be prepared, and there will never be an embarrassing situation in which they can't get into the stadium to watch the ball.
I think of O 'Neill, 28, who wanted to invite his family and friends to watch his game on his birthday night, so he asked the Clippers for home tickets, but he was brutally refused. Everyone knows the consequences. O 'Neal scored 6 1 minute and 23 rebounds on his birthday night, and beat the Clippers inside to win. Winning is winning, but the clippers are right. The NBA is a business alliance, and tickets are a large part of the income, especially the front row tickets are not affordable for ordinary people.
However, for NBA superstars, they have earned tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars on the court. Coupled with the income from endorsement, advertising and business, a front-row ticket of several thousand dollars is just a piece of cake for them. Although some fans say that the team does not accept tickets for the stars as a respect for them, in this country, they advocate the concept of equality for all. The NBA is also an alliance under the system. Presidents have to buy tickets, let alone players.