BSotS Sponsor TiqIQ is Offering Smoking Deals for Tomorrow Night's Suns/Bobcats Game!

by East Bay Ray on Feb 3, 2012 10:09 AM MST

Looking to get good seats for a Suns game but don't want to spend a ton of money? Tomorrow night's game against the Bobcats is your chance! Through our ticket partner TiqIQ's "make an offer" feature, you can essentially pick your price to get in to the game, and get close to the action: For a "2 star seat" that usually sells for over $66 (after all the fees), you can score substantial savings for an offer of around $25, with no additional fees for shipping or handling.

So yeah, it's not like the Bobcats are a marquee team, but seeing the Suns from good seats, close to the action is a great experience, no matter the opponent. How many more chances will you get to see Steve Nash and Grant Hill in the purple and orange? And these tickets would normally put a serious dent in your wallet.

But you have to move as quickly as Shannon Brown chucking up a jumper early in the shot clock, as this deal EXPIRES on Friday night. To hoist up your shot for some good, inexpensive seats, click here: http://tiqiq.us/7QS

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I'll address some of the content of this post.

So yeah, it’s not like the Bobcats are a marquee team

Nope. In fact it’s the exact opposite. Their roster is hilarious.

but seeing the Suns from good seats, close to the action is a great experience

Reasonable minds could disagree

How many more chances will you get to see Steve Nash and Grant Hill in the purple and orange?

23 for Hill and probably like 103 for Nash.

No longer trying to light Vince Carter on fire.

by Scott Howard on Feb 3, 2012 11:47 AM MST reply actions

"Their roster is hilarious"

Then it’s like a 2 for 1 special. NBA basketball AND a comedy show!

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by East Bay Ray on Feb 3, 2012 12:16 PM MST up reply actions

No dice here.

Still holding steadfast to my resolution to not contribute financially to the NBA for the duration of this season to discourage both parties from engaging in the “routinely despicable” behavior that took place during the lockout.

I know I’m less than a drop in the bucket, but I really hope their bottom line this year gives them pause before walking down this road again.

The product this year has suffered greatly due to the malfeasance of both sides. At least I picked a good year to engage in my personal boycott. I’m not missing much by saving my money for different diversions.

It was only called the mildly irritated house on McDowell until I showed up.

by Jim Coughenour on Feb 3, 2012 12:13 PM MST reply actions