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Toronto Raptors Tickets

The Toronto Raptors became an NBA franchise in 1995, as the team started up in Toronto, Ontario playing their home games at the Air Canada Center. The Raptors have an Atlantic Division title under their belt, but the Canadian squad is still searching for their first Eastern Conference and NBA Championships. The Raptors home arena, the gorgeous Air Canada Center is located at 40 Bay Street in Toronto, ON, and has a seating capacity of nearly 20,000 seats. The Raptors boast some of the NBA's best fans, and they keep the Air Canada Center box office busy and among the league leaders in ticket sales each year. In 2007 the Raptors again qualified for the playoffs under head coach Sam Mitchell and GM Bryan Colangelo, but the Toronto, Ontario team ultimately fell to the upstart Orlando Magic in 5 games. The team enjoyed another incredible year from star Chris Bosh and a break-out year from guard Jose Calderon, who is ready to become one of the NBA's biggest stars.

The Toronto Raptors ownership group Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment gave Colangelo the green light to pull off a blockbuster trade, as they added all-star forward Jermaine O'Neal to the talent-laden roster for the 2008-2009 season. The blockbuster deal made the Raptors a force to be reckoned with for the other Atlantic Division teams, the New Jersey Nets, Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks. The exciting roster and the success of the last few years has created an even bigger demand for box office tickets at Air Canada Center, so don't wait to get your event tickets as the Raptors battle it out with Eastern Conference foes like the Detroit Pistons, Boston Celtics, Washington Wizards and Orlando Magic. The Air Canada Center box office is also offering tickets to incredible showdowns between the Raptors and Western Conference powers like the Dallas Mavericks, Los Angeles Lakers, Denver Nuggets, and Phoenix Suns. So get your tickets for the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Center in Toronto, Ontario, as the hoopsters from "north of the border" march toward an Eastern Conference Championship during the 2008-2009 NBA season.

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