Late last night, the NBA released the NBA Comeback schedule for all 22 teams set to restart play at ESPN Wide World of Sports on July 30.
We had an idea of what the Sixers schedule entailed for the last eight games leading up to the playoffs but now have the official look at what's to come.
The @sixers NBA Comeback seeding games schedule! #WholeNewGame pic.twitter.com/WuQVZnkXam
— NBA (@NBA) June 27, 2020While the Sixers open up with a tougher matchup against the Pacers, the rest of the schedule looks favorable as they play five straight games against sun-.500 teams. Closing out the schedule with Toronto and Houston is a good barometer test right before the playoffs.
Sixers not getting much love from a National TV perspective pic.twitter.com/asrDkK5Pkj
— Jon Johnson (@jonjohnsonwip) June 26, 2020 The schedule isn't all that concerning but the viewing experience for fans might be. As 94WIP's Jon Johnson notes, the Sixers only have two games televised by TNT and ESPN. The rest are a mix between NBA League Pass and NBA TV.
