We search the different NBA team schedules to uncover some interesting tidbits that you may have missed. Yes, the season is well underway, but you know there are always other things to look for and talk about if you search hard enough.
There is something about October that is infused with excitement. Perhaps it is the start of the NBA season informing our brains that the wait is finally over.
When you think of the NBA’s Northwest Division, you immediately think of long flights. This is true when you consider that cities in this area are spaced so far apart. You have Minnesota, which could very well be in the East, and you have Portland, which is all the way in the upper left corner of the country.
Despite the exceedingly long wait, the next NBA season is nearly upon us. Next thing you know, we will be reading stories about training camps from the different teams.
NBA action returns soon. It’s less than two months away and we can’t wait. One thing we can do, though, is study the different team schedules to find anything interesting.
The full NBA schedule was recently announced, which meant that fans immediately studied the dates of when their teams would play popular rivals. They also looked at their team’s road trips and home stands.
The NBA schedule was released around two months ago, and you could sense right away that players were studying those dates carefully.
When the NBA schedule was released, you can bet that players immediately studied the dates carefully, eager to see things like homestands, roadtrips, and other interesting quirks.
When the NBA schedule was released several weeks ago, fans were excited. It gave them something new to analyze after a lengthy break without basketball
When the NBA schedule was released, you can bet that players immediately studied the dates carefully, eager to see things like homestands, roadtrips, and other interesting quirks.
Every NBA team’s schedule has its own little quirk.
Every sports fan saw the new NBA schedule and realized that a lot of games disappeared. A little bit of schedule analysis will reveal a
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