Not really that bad when you look at it. Back to back with no travel, Dallas still doesn’t have Luka. Miami might be a totally different team after the deadline and so probably no Butler.

Houston, Cleveland and New York will be tough games, but the schedule really isn’t that bad. 8-4, end up 38-17 by the break, on pace for 56-57 wins, still 2nd in the East.

4 time zone changes, sure, but we have 0 in the entire month of February and don’t go to another time zone until March 21 when we travel to Utah. With only 2 more afternoon games the rest of the season (not counting the final game of the year since we will be resting guys then anyway)

I see a game against a good Cleveland team. They should run the table otherwise. They won’t because it is the NBA and it isn’t that easy.

13 game win-streak fuck ya

going to win every game except for the bulls one for reasons.

Eh clippers and Houston only “really good” teams, I think we def drop to Houston. Should cake walk this version of the lakers, Dallas is fucked up, Chicago sucks and pelicans are hilariously bad

Chicago, New Orleans, Philly, Miami, and San Antonio are not above .500. Dallas might not be by then at present rate.

Lots of good teams.

I don’t expect them to be locked in or available for each one. Can schedule out off days with limited roster availability for Lakers, Bulls, Sixers, Pelicans and Miami if needed

Thats what I was saying!!!

What you consider brutal, I consider a month of putting people in their places. Then we can finish the job in March against OKC.