The season 1993-1994 was without a doubt one of the great Pacers seasons. After going through a devastating couple of years, and Pacers tickets sales down, this was a nice and very welcomed change. But we had not seen anything until season 1997-1998. This season simply blew us away. Pacers tickets sales where never higher and everyone was riding cloud nine. But how did these guys get to such a great season?

The year was 1990 and the season of 1990-1991 was in full swing. This season the Pacers had a vision and they would do whatever it took to make sure that this vision was achieved. They went on a Pacers rampage and ended the season with a record 41-41 win. The fans went through the roof and the Pacers tickets were simply the hottest thing to be able to lay your hands on. The team was on fire as this record win gave them a place in the playoffs. And what more can a team wish for if it hadn’t been for the Celtic number 5 game (which they only lost by 3 points) than the payoff would have been complete. But the team was happy and Pacers tickets where selling, so all was good in head coach Bob Hill’s world.

Little did Bob Hill know that the 1993-1994 season would completely decimate all his efforts and show the Pacers tickets holders what damage it really could do. This was the season of great power and the Pacers where loving it. The world had been taken by storm and the fans wanted this success train never to stop. The season was closed with an awesome 47 wins. The choice the team made in April to give it their all paid off in an unbelievable way. If you did not have Pacers tickets in this season well then you really missed out.

1994-1995 was another great season the Pacers simply seemed unstoppable. With a new member to lend a hand at point guard namely Mark Jackson, the team kept climbing and climbing. Records were yet again smashed and the team had their first 50+ win. Pacers tickets sales went nuts and many people had to be told that they simply had no more Pacers tickets to sell. This was yet again another golden season.

But sadly all good things must come to an end, and so did the winning Pacers streak. In the 1996-1997 season the Pacers had to swallow the sad pill of failure. They finally missed the playoffs, and this happened after a 7 year playoff streak.

And then that one little miracle we all wished for happened, the Pacers were back. Larry Bird was asked to coach the Pacers and coaching he did. The change over last season was unbelievable; they set a win record of 58-24. This was an extreme difference over the last season, a 19 point difference to be precise. Needless to say the Pacers have always proven to be the comeback team so make sure that you have your Pacers tickets ready for the 2009 season. It promises to be big.

What does the 2009 season hold in store for the Pacers? Ok so they closed out the season with a 36-46 score but what does this really mean? Remember the 96-97 season? 39-43 was the score if memory does not fail. But in 97-98 we saw a tremendous change. That year was a winning year wasn’t it? That’s right a whopping 58-24! The Pacers simply came back and ripped the court. So make sure that you have Pacers tickets because there is a big chance that this will happen again.