Basketball game schedule list of tonight’s NBA games
A night slate includes Cleveland at Orlando at 5, Charlotte at Indiana 6, Philadelphia at Toronto 6, New York at Boston 6:30, Washington at Atlanta and Brooklyn at Detroit, Lakers at Oklahoma City 7, Memphis at New Orleans 8, Chicago at Milwaukee 7:30, Minnesota at San Antonio, Sacramento at Phoenix, Utah at Denver 8, and Houston at Golden State 9:30.
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NBA calendar highlights and key dates
The schedule lists contract windows from January 6 ten day contracts to January 10 guaranteed deals for the season. All-Star weekend runs February 14 to 16 in New Orleans, with a February 20 trade deadline at 2 PM CST. The regular season ends April 16, playoffs begin April 19, draft lottery May 20, NBA Finals begin June 5, early entry withdrawal deadline June 16, and NBA Draft June 26.
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Clippers Back Doc Rivers Win in Boston
Clippers beat the Celtics 96 88 as Jamal Crawford and Chris Paul lead LA. Crawford scored 21 off the bench and Doc Rivers earned his first return win in Boston.
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Wisconsin stays unbeaten with win over Milwaukee
No. 4 Wisconsin improved to 11-0, beating in-state rival Milwaukee 78-52 in Madison. Ben Brust led with 18 points, Frank Kaminsky added 16, while Sam Dekker and Trae Jackson scored 12 each for the Badgers. Milwaukee’s Kyle Kelm led with 17 points.
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