Seattlesun wrote:the schedule has been an underrated aspect of the season thus far. the suns have been at the top of road games played all season. 26 so far while the spurs have only played 17 by comparison.
whats amazing about the upcoming schedule is the suns will essentially be sleeping at home for the next month. just a one night quickie to the bay area and back.
What makes this even better is that during this same time frame, we can watch the Lakers and Spurs experience the exact opposite.
Starting on thursday, Lakers have 12 road games out of their next 13.
Thu. Jan 31 @ Detroit
Fri. Feb 1 @ Toronto
Sun. Feb 3 @ Washington
Tue. Feb 5 @ New Jersey
Wed. Feb 6 @ Atlanta
Fri. Feb 8 @ Orlando
Sun. Feb 10 @ Miami
Mon. Feb 11 @ Charlotte
Wed. Feb 13 @ Minnesota
Tue. Feb 19 Atlanta
Wed. Feb 20 @ Phoenix
Sat. Feb 23 @ Clippers
Sun. Feb 24 @ Seattle
Spurs of course have their upcoming rodeo trip starting now. And they have a losing record on the road so far this season.
Mon, Jan 28 @ Utah
Tue, Jan 29 @ Seattle
Thu, Jan 31 @ Phoenix
Tue, Feb 5 @ Indiana
Wed, Feb 6 @ Washington
Fri, Feb 8 @ NY Knicks
Sun, Feb 10 @ Boston
Mon, Feb 11 @ Toronto
Wed, Feb 13 @ Cleveland
Edit: Dallas has 11 out of their next 15 on the road too.
Mon. Jan 28 @ Memphis
Thu. Jan 31 @ Boston
Sun. Feb 3 @ Detroit
Mon. Feb 4 @ Orlando
Wed. Feb 6 Milwaukee
Fri. Feb 8 Memphis
Sun. Feb 10 @ New Jersey
Mon. Feb 11 @ Philadelphia
Wed. Feb 13 Portland
Thu. Feb 14 @ Phoenix
Wed. Feb 20 @ New Orleans
Fri. Feb 22 @ Memphis
Sun. Feb 24 @ Minnesota
Mon. Feb 25 Chicago
Thu. Feb 28 @ San Antonio