All 30 teams, the whole regular season, one screen. Rows are
teams; columns are days. An @ means an away
game, and tip-off times are shown in your own timezone rather than US Eastern time.
1200 regular-season games, Oct 20 – Apr 11. Schedule data from
the NBA, updated daily.
The 2026-27 NBA season at a glance
The 2026-27 regular season runs from Oct 20 to Apr 11: 1200 games,
80 for every one of the 30 teams. The busiest stretch is
January 2027, with 236 games.
Each team shows 80 games here and plays 82. The two that are
missing are the NBA Cup's knockout rounds: the group stage runs inside
the regular season through November, and only when it finishes are the
remaining dates filled in. That is what the empty stretch between Dec 3 and Dec 12 is — the week held for
the knockout rounds, not a break in the season. Those columns fill in as
soon as the league publishes them, which is the advantage of a page
rebuilt nightly over a season preview printed once.
The grid is the point of this page. Reading one team's next three games
tells you nothing about whether they are about to play four times in six
nights while a rival sits idle — reading a whole month across 30 rows
tells you immediately. The GP column counts games in the range you are
looking at, which is the quickest way to spot who has games in hand.
A whole season is a big page on a phone, so there is also a page
per month above — a tenth of the grid, and the same view.
Home, away and results
A cell names the opponent. Home and away are distinguished by colour and,
because colour alone excludes colour-blind readers, by an
@ before away opponents. Days a team does not play
are left blank. Once a game has been played its final score replaces the
matchup, which is what makes the page worth coming back to during a season.
Tip-off times outside North America
The NBA publishes its schedule in US Eastern time, which is the
one thing every other schedule site leaves you to convert. This page detects
your timezone and shows every tip-off in it, with a manual override in the
“Times in” control. Because a grid column is the league's own calendar
date, a converted time can belong to the following day where you are, and
those carry a +1 — so a Tuesday night game in
North America is not mistaken for a Tuesday night game where you are
reading. Tapping a game shows the full local date, the arena, and the
tip-off in the arena's own clock.
Frequently asked questions
How many games are in the 2026-27 NBA season?
1200 regular-season games, 80 for each of the 30 teams, from Oct 20 to Apr 11. Each team plays 82: the two that are missing here are the NBA Cup's knockout rounds, which are not scheduled until the group stage finishes in December.
When does the 2026-27 NBA season start and end?
The regular season opens on Oct 20 and closes on Apr 11. The busiest month is January 2027, with 236 games.
How do I see NBA tip-off times in my own timezone?
They are already converted. The page detects your timezone and shows every tip-off in it, and the "Times in" control lets you pick another. The NBA publishes its schedule in US Eastern time, so a game listed there for the evening can fall in the small hours — or on the following day — where you are, and one that crosses midnight carries a +1 mark.
How do I read the grid?
Rows are teams, alphabetical. Columns are single days, on a phone as well as a desktop — the grid scrolls sideways rather than folding a week into one cell. A cell shows the opponent; an @ and a separate colour mark an away game, and the final score replaces the matchup once a game has been played. The GP column counts games in view, which is how you spot a team facing four games in six nights. Tap any game for its tip-off time and arena.
Where does this schedule come from?
From the NBA's own published schedule, fetched once a night and rendered as static pages. Nothing is fetched while you read the page, so it loads at the same speed whether the league's own site is up or not.
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