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2025/26 NBA Schedules By Team

The NBAannounced its complete 2025/26 regular season schedule on Thursday.

The 80th NBA regular season tips off on October 21 with matchups between the Thunder and Rockets, and Warriors and Lakers. The regular season concludes on April 12.

The play-in tournament will take place on April 14, 15 and 17. Meanwhile, each team has two unassigned games due to the in-season tournament, the Emirates NBA Cup 2025, with those games to be played between Dec. 9-15.

Listed below are the links to every team’s full 2025/26 schedule, organized by conference and division. The full team-by-team schedules can be viewed in a single documenthere, andhere is a link to the full schedule sorted by date.

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Atlantic Division

• Boston Celtics
• Brooklyn Nets
• New York Knicks
• Philadelphia 76ers
• Toronto Raptors

Central Division

• Chicago Bulls
• Cleveland Cavaliers
• Detroit Pistons
• Indiana Pacers
• Milwaukee Bucks

Southeast Division

• Atlanta Hawks
• Charlotte Hornets
• Miami Heat
• Orlando Magic
• Washington Wizards

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Northwest Division

• Denver Nuggets
• Minnesota Timberwolves
• Oklahoma City Thunder
• Portland Trail Blazers
• Utah Jazz

Pacific Division

• Golden State Warriors
• Los Angeles Clippers
• Los Angeles Lakers
• Phoenix Suns
• Sacramento Kings

Southwest Division

• Dallas Mavericks
• Houston Rockets
• Memphis Grizzlies
• New Orleans Pelicans
• San Antonio Spurs

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7 thoughts on “2025/26 NBA Schedules By Team”

1. arc89•2 months ago

   SMH Warriors has 13 back to back games for an older team. Going to be a tough year for them.

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   • aristotle•2 months ago

     13! Yikes. Do you know what the average nu ber is for all teams?

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     • arc89•2 months ago

       looks like most are over 10. Just terrible how the NBA does such a poor schedule. So much of the schedule has extra days between games where you wouldn’t need back to back games. Hoping the warriors are not in the NBA cup like last year so they can get some rest.

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   • aristotle•2 months ago

     arc89, For GSW, it’s actually 15 (“fifteen”), not 13. 15 would be the same as last year (which was bad), but this is worse becausewe’re playing more of the second games of the Back-to-Back this year than last.

     Home-Home Back-to-Backs: Three (Dec. 2-3, Dec. 27-28, and March 2-3)
     Road-Home Back-to-Backs: Two according to the NBA
     Home-Road Back-to-Backs: Seven per the NBA
     Road-Road Back-to-Backs: One per the NBA

     So, of the 15 Back-to-Backs, for the second game:
     – 5 are at home.
     – 10 are on the road.

     Source:link to nba.com

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   • NBA is OK•2 months ago

     15.
     And 4 games in 5 to start the season

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2. NBA is OK•2 months ago

   All they would have to do is add a week to both ends of the reg and they could eliminate this BS.
   Nuggets got 16, with most vs a rested opponent.

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   • arc89•2 months ago

     Its like they do not know how to make a schedule

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