St. John's Red Storm Men's Basketball Tickets
Overall Rating
4.1
By SportsWithBI
Life Changing
Madison Square Garden - New York
The Best Time I Had Ever ✅✅ As me being a sports content creator the college experience is totally different than the NBA.
By Heck
Customer Service
Madison Square Garden - New York
We sat in handicap seating and the transport people as well as the ushers were fabulous. Thank you.
By Val
Amazing
UBS Arena - Belmont Park - Long Island
Amazing ! I’m coming France and it was m’y first basketball match in direct !!!
By St. John’s fan
Deceived by a Remodel
Madison Square Garden - New York
Back when I had season tickets in section 118, I had an incredible view. So I thought seats in the 200s (all I could get and all I could afford at ridiculous resale prices) would be fine. At least it’s not the 400 section, I thought. Wrong. I think section 221 row 25 is actually the old 400 section. I fell victim to MSG seat rebranding. We were behind a catwalk so our view of the JUMBO-tron aka Garden Vision was impeded, impeded in such a way that a tv came out of the ceiling just for our section. I watched the whole game on this tv because the court was the size of a Saltine cracker. I would have forgotten all this if St. John’s won, of course. But that didn’t happen…this time.
By Happy customer
Happy customer
Madison Square Garden - New York
Excellent experience from buying the tickets to the amazing time at the game .went with my daughter to celebrate her birthday.She was so happy.thanks Ticketmaster
By UconnSouth
MSG is FANtastic
Madison Square Garden - New York
I haven't been to MSG in years ... But wow. They remodeled and did a wonderful job. Very clean, safe and easy to navigate. I wouldn't hesitate coming back again. Outside?? Meh ..
By Davis
Wow!
Madison Square Garden - New York
What a game, and have gone to the garden with my nephews for years. It was such a great experience.
By Alum71
Comeback
Madison Square Garden - New York
SJU alumni class of ‘71 and haven’t been to an in person game in many years. Excited to see the Johnnies having an excellent season under Coach Pitino. Brought back memories of basketball games of the late 60’s.
By GloJo
Sad Loss
Madison Square Garden - New York
Exciting Game at MSG. St. John’s played an amazing game! SJU fought till the bitter end. Lost by only one point. MSG is a great venue.. we had Carnigne Deli for lunch. Delicious sandwich. My only complaint with MSG. When you buy a $6 bottle of water they take the cap off and dispose of it. Annoying
By Great game . Great atmosphere at the Garden. Only downer was StJohns lost
Great Time
Madison Square Garden - New York
Great seats , great game and great atmosphere at the Garden . Will do it again for sure
Info
St. John's Red Storm at Carnesecca Arena and Madison Square Garden
New York City has a college basketball team nearly as legendary as the Big Apple itself. The St. John's Red Storm splits its home schedule between Carnesecca Arena in Queens, which opened in 1961 and seats 5,602, and Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, which opened in 1968 and has a capacity of 19,812. The team is coached by Mike Anderson, who had success at UAB, Missouri and Arkansas before replacing Chris Mullin after the 2018-19 season.
St. John's Red Storm Men's Basketball History
St. John's University first fielded a team in 1907, and from their inception until 1994, they were known as the Redmen. In 1910-11, St. John's went 11-0 and were retroactively awarded a national championship by the Helms Athletic Foundation. The Red Storm are five-time champions of the National Invitation Tournament (1943, 1944, 1959, 1965 and 1989), with a sixth NIT title in 2003 vacated due to an ineligible player. St. John's have also had major success in the NCAA tournament, reaching the Final Four in 1952 and 1985, and losing the 1952 final to Kansas by a score of 80-63. Original Celtics legend Joe Lapchick led St. John's from 1935 to 1947, and from 1956 to 1965, with future UNC and South Carolina coach Frank McGuire leading the team from 1947 to 1952. Lou Carnesecca coached St. John's from 1965 to 1992, except for three seasons when he coached the New York Nets of the ABA, and never had a losing season with the team.
Since 1979, St. John's basketball has been synonymous with Big East basketball, winning five conference regular-season championships and three Big East tournaments in that span. Behind the play of Chris Mullin, St. John's became one of three Big East teams, along with Villanova and Georgetown, to play in the 1985 Final Four. In recent years, the Red Storm has adapted to the changing college basketball landscape, joining six other Catholic-affiliated Big East teams, — Butler, Creighton and Xavier — in 2013 to create the modern Big East Conference. In 2019, St. John's reached their first NCAA tournament since 2015, losing to fellow 11th-seed Arizona State 74-65 in the First Four at Dayton.