Definition of courtside
: the area at the edge of a court (as for tennis or basketball)
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Their presence drew a hearty laugh from James L. Dolan, chairman and chief executive of the Madison Square Garden Company and owner of the Liberty, who was sitting courtside at the home opener next to his friend Isiah Thomas, the team president.
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Rockets legend Hakeem Olajuwon was sitting courtside and seemed to approve.
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The old long-ball legend plopped into a courtside seat 90 minutes before Sunday’s Game 2 of the NBA Finals and locked his attention on the new long-ball legend.
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Pruitt asked coal mining baron Joseph W. Craft III for courtside seats to a University of Kentucky basketball game, The New York Times reported on Saturday.
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According to Forbes, the most expensive ticket gets you a courtside seat in row AA for Game 2, which is Sunday at Oracle Arena.
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Drake, known for the good-natured, if slightly obnoxious, heckling he practices from his courtside seat at Air Canada Centre, on Tuesday became embroiled in the drama.
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Kraft and Lander have been very much together since then, attending various Oscar parties together in March, sitting courtside at recent Celtics playoff games, and posing hand in hand at last week’s Met gala in New York.
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Coincidentally, Mutombo sat courtside at Monday night’s game.
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First Known Use of courtside
1969
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: the area at the edge of a tennis or basketball court
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