Schedule Grid

Each row is an NBA team and each column a Monday-to-Sunday week. A green cell means the team plays as many games as any team that week; a red one means two or more fewer. Games adds up the weeks shown, and Max wks counts the weeks with four or more games.

Rest of season starts at the current week, so the totals are the games a team has left. Full season shows every week from opening night. Click any column to sort the teams by it — a week's column puts that week's busiest teams on top.

By night shows one week at a time, a column per night: each team's opponent (@ for away games), a B2B tag on the second game of two nights, and how many games are played that night. Nights on which fewer than half the teams play are light nights, shaded; in a daily-lineup league they are when a streamer fills a slot that would otherwise sit empty. Use Previous and Next to move between weeks.

A dot under a number marks a back-to-back: a game the day after another. Teams often rest players on the second night, so a four-game week with two back-to-backs can be worth less than it looks. A back-to-back counts in the week of its second game, and the B2B column totals the weeks shown.

With a league connected, a badge beside each team shows how many of your rostered players are on it, so you can see which weeks your roster is short of games.

Two of every team's 82 games are NBA Cup games that the NBA schedules only after the group stage, in early December. Until then the grid counts them in the week of the Cup final and marks them with an asterisk; once the NBA sets them, they move to their real dates.

The grid always uses Monday-to-Sunday weeks, the scoring week of most head-to-head leagues. If your league has a longer week, such as around the All-Star break, add up the weeks it covers.