LOOKING FOR NBA 2020-21 SCHEDULE?
NBA schedule has come out on Dec.4th and you can check out the sample format and download NBA league schedule and team schedules in Excel. Start planning your NBA season.
We expect 2019-20 NBA schedule to be released on some day between August 8th and August 15th.
Last season, the NBA schedule was released on August 10th, 2018.
Previously, the NBA schedule came out on August 14th, 2017.
Download NBA Schedule in Excel
Once the 2019-20 NBA schedule has been released, you can download NBA league schedule and team schedules in Excel format to plan your NBA season.The Engineering Behind NBA Schedule
Have you ever been curious about how the NBA schedules 1230 games? What factors have impact on setting the schedule? Making the schedule, explained.Rest Days Analysis
Take a look how we breakdown rest days. You might want to sort and filter teams’, opponents’ rest days, and of course as find out how many games your team will play back-to-back’s.UPDATES on 2019-2020 NBA SCHEDULE
The 2019-20 NBA season will move back one week next year and begin October 22, per league sources. This means the playoffs will also begin a week later. The change is to prevent opening night from occurring too early moving forward each year. The FIBA World Cup was also a factor.
— Kevin O'Connor (@KevinOConnorNBA) October 29, 2018
NBA Christmas Day games odds via @golfodds and @LVSuperBook:
Celtics
Raptors -2Bucks
76ers -3.5Pelicans
Nuggets -8.5Clippers
Lakers PickRockets
Warriors Pick— Arash Markazi (@ArashMarkazi) August 2, 2019
Sources: Notable superstar return games on 2019-20 NBA schedule:
Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard at Toronto: Dec. 11
Lakers‘ Anthony Davis at New Orleans: Nov. 27
Nets‘ Kyrie Irving at Boston: Nov. 27
Rockets’ Russell Westbrook at Oklahoma City: Jan. 9.— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) August 2, 2019
The first road date of the Kawhi Leonard Era in Clipperland looks like a doozy: Clippers at Warriors is tentatively scheduled as the first regular-season game at Chase Center in an @NBAonTNT broadcast Oct. 24, league sources say
— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) August 2, 2019