The NBA released the schedules for all 22 teams taking part in the Orlando bubble on Friday night, with the action set to kick off with a doubleheader on July 30th featuring the Jazz-Pelicans and Clippers-Lakers in primetime.
Boston’s schedule will pick up where it left off in mid-March with a showdown against Giannis Antetokounmpo on ESPN on July 31st. From there, the C’s will play every other day (with a back-to-back) mixed in over the next two weeks. A look at the full schedule:
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1. The Celtics have one of the easiest schedules in the league:
2. Facing the Bucks in the opener may work out well:
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3. Catching the Raptors seems realistic after a look at their schedule:
4. The Celtics will be featured prominently on national telecasts:
5. There will be plenty of daytime basketball but the Celtics won’t be playing much of it: