Everyone knows that the NBA will showcase five games on Christmas Day in 2025. But do they know that each of those games will feature at least one player facing his former team?
If you have wondered why many fans are excited for the month of August, traditionally a time for the NBA to be in sleep mode, there is a simple reason for that: it’s when the schedules are released. Then, they can see what games to watch out for.
Are there any lengthy home-stands, unusual road trips, or strange coincidences? Let us see and find out.
If NBA fans find out something exciting, interesting, or unique about their team’s game dates, then they will have a few more stories to keep an eye on as the season flows forward.
Are you searching for something distinct or rare in your team’s schedule for next season? Well, here’s a handy guide focused on teams from the Southeast Division. We start off with one “quirk” for each team.
Join us as we explore something unique in every NBA team’s 2025-26 schedule.
The NBA schedules were released last month, and fans immediately looked for their team’s “games to watch” matchups.
The NBA is, and has always been, evolving. That never-ending evolution, which seems to be happening at a fast pace, is not only happening on the court but off the court as well. That is why we always find ourselves wondering how players in the past might fare in today’s generation.
If you were in charge of scheduling NBA games, how would you start the season? What game would you showcase on the very first day?
With the most recent NBA Draft still fresh in our minds and the NBA Summer League taking place this month, now is a good time to reflect on how some of the rookies from past years are doing 10 years later.
Phoenix Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer’s hire was met with optimism, especially since he had already won titles as an assistant coach and as a
Raptors executive Masai Ujiri once said that change is good. He must believe that because the team has changed drastically. In the last two seasons, they lost Fred VanVleet, Pascal Siakam, OG Anunoby, and coach Nick Nurse. That is quite a transformation.
