Let’s Go: We Have a New NBA Schedule!

For 107 days we’ve had no clue what the next NBA game would be. Now, we know.

After announcing a finalized plan Friday morning, the league released the Orlando bubble restart schedule. On July 30th, the season will continue with a Jazz vs. Pelicans matchup at 6:30 p.m. ET on TNT, followed by a Lakers-Clippers matchup at 9:30 p.m.

Feast your eyes on the full schedule:

The NBA restart full schedule: pic.twitter.com/lvBDUFSYOl

— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 26, 2020

Ohhhh babyyyyy. 

Each team is slated to play eight regular-season games before we move into the playoffs. And those games will hold a lot more weight for the teams currently outside the playoff picture (Portland, San Antonio, New Orleans, Sacramento, Phoenix, and Washington). If you need a refresher on why that is and what the NBA’s play-in tournament will look like, check out our post from earlier today.

Since I know the schedule above can be a tad hard to fully digest, here’s an easier look at the eight games each team will play:

Here's the full NBA schedule for the seeding games, per the @NBA. Up to seven games per day, games starting between 12pm and 9pm ET. Basketball all day. pic.twitter.com/YB2EZ9ZAEm

— Kevin O'Connor (@KevinOConnorNBA) June 26, 2020

The Ringer’s Kevin O’Connor also did us a nice service and mapped out the number of games each team will have on national television:

7: Lakers

6: Celtics

5: Clippers, Bucks, Pelicans

4: Nuggets, Rockets, Raptors, Jazz

3: Mavs, Heat, Blazers

2: Grizzlies, Thunder, Sixers

1: Nets, Pacers, Magic, Kings, Spurs

0: Suns, Wizards

Poor Suns and Wizards … but we all know they aren’t making it past the regular season.