The NBA is starting to release schedules.
http://www.nba.com/news/schedule_index_060801.html
San Antonio Spurs 2006-2007
November
2 @ Dallas
3 vs. Cleveland
5 @ Toronto
6 @ New York
8 vs. Phoenix
11 vs. New York
14 @ Houston
15 vs. Charlotte
17 vs. Chicago
19 @ Sacramento
20 @ Portland
22 vs. Miami
24 vs. Dallas
26 @ Seattle
27 @ Golden State
29 @ Utah
December
2 vs. Sacramento
4 vs. Golden State
6 @ Charlotte
8 vs. Clippers
10 @ Lakers
11 @ Clippers
13 vs. Minnesota
14 @ New Orleans (in NO)
16 vs. Philadelphia
20 vs. Memphis
22 vs. Houston
23 @ New Orleans (in OK City)
26 vs. Milwaukee
28 vs. Utah
31 vs. Atlanta
January
2 @ Cleveland
3 @ Minnesota
5 vs. Dallas
7 @ Memphis
9 vs. Portland
10 @ Denver
13 vs. Washington
15 @ Chicago
17 vs. Lakers
19 vs. New Orleans
21 @ Philadelphia
22 @ Boston
24 vs. Houston
26 vs. Memphis
28 @ Lakers
31 @ Utah
February
1 @ Phoenix
7 @ Washington
9 @ Orlando
11 @ Miami
13 @ New Jersey
14 @ Detroit
20 vs. Denver
21 @ Atlanta
24 vs. Seattle
26 vs. Toronto
March
2 vs. Orlando
3 @ Houston
5 @ Clippers
6 @ Portland
8 @ Sacramento
10 vs. New Jersey
13 vs. Clippers
15 @ Milwaukee
17 vs. Boston
21 vs. Indiana
23 vs. Detroit
25 @ Seattle
26 @ Golden State
28 vs. New Orleans
30 vs. Utah
April
1 @ Indiana
3 vs. Seattle
5 vs. Phoenix
7 vs. Golden State
9 vs. Portland
11 vs. Sacramento
13 @ Minnesota
15 @ Dallas
16 @ Memphis
18 vs. Denver
FINALLY the Spurs open the season with a tough road game. Not that its really a big deal, but looks like they should start 0-1, although this early in an NBA season anything can happen. Still, I pick the Spurs to win the DCC (Division, Conference, Crown).
Back-to-back to opening the season is going to be fun
Home games will now tipoff at 7:00 and not 7:30.
That's a big change.
The San Antonio Spurs open the 2006-07 season on Thursday, November 2 with a Western Conference semifinals rematch against the Mavericks in Dallas.
San Antonio will be tipping off its home games at a new time for the upcoming season. Spurs games will now start at 7:00 p.m. as opposed to 7:30 p.m. in the past.
“With the feedback we received from our fanbase, we will be moving our tipoff time to 7 o’clock,” said Spurs Executive Vice President of Business Operations Russ Bookbinder. “We want to make our games as family friendly as possible and by moving the start time up we hope to allow more children the opportunity to attend.”
The Spurs home opener will be November 3 when LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers invade the Alamo City. San Antonio will take on each Western Conference team four times with the exception of Denver, the Los Angeles Lakers, Minnesota and Phoenix, whom they play three times. The Spurs will take on each Eastern Conference opponent twice.
All 82 regular season Spurs games during the 2006-07 season will be broadcast on radio in both English, on WOAI-AM 1200, and Spanish, on KCOR-AM 1350. San Antonio’s television schedule and partners will be announced the first week of September.
Tickets for the San Antonio Spurs 2006-07 regular season will go on sale to the public Saturday, October 21, at 10:00 a.m.
17 back to backs but only 1 in April. Of first 16 games 10 are back to back.
Pretty tough rodeo road trip.
That's pretty good, 1 less game against 3 playoff teams and a potentially improved timberwolf team.
San Antonio Spurs 2006-2007
November
2 @ Dallas- Season Opener
5 @ Toronto Sho!
6 @ New York Malik
8 vs. Phoenix Kiwi
11 vs. New York Malik
February
1 @ Phoenix Kiwi
9 @ Orlando Hedo
26 vs. Toronto Sho!!!!!!!!!!!!
March
2 vs. Orlando Hedo
April
5 vs. Phoenix Kiwi
Now I know which days I can't wait for.
Back to back first, followed by Back to back on the road next
Too bad you guys will have to start off the wrong way.....
There are 3 Sunday games in November and December 10th also ...
*ahem*softball*ahem*
It is... I am trying to decide if I like it or no, especially since I will probably be attempting to work two jobs ( Terrace Club and somewhere else) again.
Scheduling will be interesting.
There are 3 Sunday games in November ...
*ahem*softball*ahem*
When was the last time we had three Sunday games in a season much lessa month. Wow.
They are all road until the one on Dec 31, which is the only Sunday home game all season.There are 3 Sunday games in November ...
*ahem*softball*ahem*
Well that's good, then.
Tough rodeo road trip this year.
Lakers, Suns, Wiz, Heat, Nets and Pistons will all be tough wins on the trip
vs Phoenix: 2 Home and 1 Away: Excelent for Head to Head
vs Denver: 2 Home and 1 away: Excelent, the "Cryman" Karl only one time on the road
vs Lakers: 1 Home and 2 Away: Finally we can´t finished 4-0 vs Lakers, this time 3-0
vs Minnesota: 1 Home and 2 Away: KG only one time in SA
5 back-to-backs in the first month? Yowza.
But is better a road in Cirties like LA, Miami, Orlando, Whashington, NJ and Detroit than in Seattle, Portland or Utah
Probably we can finished only 6-3, but is more Funny
Are the Spurs still going to France for training camp?
Spurs @ Mavs in last week of season (Sunday, April 15th...noon). Might be big game.
New Year's Eve game... now that is my idea of a party.
Yes:
http://www.nba.com/features/2006-07_dates_060801.htmlOctober 5: San Antonio vs. Adecco Asvel (Lyon, France)
October 8: San Antonio vs. Maccabi Elite (Paris, France)
They leave Oct. 1, arrive Oct. 2 in France. They leave for the US on Oct. 9.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
