Stay ahead of the game with Ball Talk’s “30 Teams in 30 Days” series! As we gear up for the upcoming NBA season, we’re diving deep into each franchise, analyzing their off-season moves, current roster, and what to expect in the months ahead. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just getting into the sport, this series will give you all the insights you need to stay informed and excited for tip-off. Don’t miss a day as we cover all 30 teams leading up to the start of the season!
To get caught up on everything that’s happened since June, Ball Talk will break down the current state of each NBA franchise — 30 teams in 30 days.
Here’s a streamlined schedule for the “30 Teams in 30 Days” series:
30 Teams in 30 Days Schedule:
- Sept. 1: Boston Celtics
- Sept. 2: New York Knicks
- Sept. 3: Philadelphia 76ers
- Sept. 4: Brooklyn Nets
- Sept. 5: Toronto Raptors
- Sept. 6: Oklahoma City Thunder
- Sept. 7: Denver Nuggets
- Sept. 8: Minnesota Timberwolves
- Sept. 9: Utah Jazz
- Sept. 10: Portland Trail Blazers
- Sept. 11: Milwaukee Bucks
- Sept. 12: Cleveland Cavaliers
- Sept. 13: Indiana Pacers
- Sept. 14: Chicago Bulls
- Sept. 15: Detroit Pistons
- Sept. 16: LA Clippers
- Sept. 17: Phoenix Suns
- Sept. 18: Los Angeles Lakers
- Sept. 19: Sacramento Kings
- Sept. 20: Golden State Warriors
- Sept. 21: Orlando Magic
- Sept. 22: Miami Heat
- Sept. 23: Atlanta Hawks
- Sept. 24: Charlotte Hornets
- Sept. 25: Washington Wizards
- Sept. 26: Dallas Mavericks
- Sept. 27: New Orleans Pelicans
- Sept. 28: Houston Rockets
- Sept. 29: Memphis Grizzlies
- Sept. 30: San Antonio Spurs
This concise list covers all 30 teams, providing a daily focus throughout the month.
Last season, the 2023-24 Knicks had their most impactful run in decades, possibly their best since 2000. They won 50 games, had an All-NBA star in Jalen Brunson, discovered some hidden talent on the bench, and pulled off a smart mid-season trade for OG Anunoby. This season reignited the passion of their long-suffering fan base and made the Knicks look like true contenders again.
Brunson was outstanding, leading a group with a strong Villanova connection to the Eastern Conference Semifinals, where they lost a tough Game 7 at home to the Indiana Pacers. The only real setback was Julius Randle’s season-ending shoulder injury in late January. Despite that, Coach Tom Thibodeau’s squad planted the seeds of hope at Madison Square Garden, where Knicks basketball is alive and thriving again.
30 Teams in 30 Days
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