Dallas Mavericks 2019-2020 schedule includes 13 nationally-televised games
Christmas came early for basketball fans Monday as the NBA announced its full slate of games for the 2019-20 season.
The Dallas Mavericks tip off against the Washington Wizards at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 23 at American Airlines Center.
The Mavs are scheduled to have 13 nationally-televised games, including nine on ESPN and four on TNT. Dallas’ first road game on Oct. 25 at New Orleans will be telecast on ESPN. That game will feature No. 1 overall pick Zion Williamson.
November will offer a lot of high-profile early-season meetings for the Mavs. LeBron James, Anthony Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers come to town on Nov. 1 and Jan. 10. The Los Angeles Clippers, fresh of signing Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, come to the AAC on Nov. 26 and Jan. 21. The Golden State Warriors make their only AAC appearance on Nov. 20.
The defending champion Toronto Raptors play at the AAC on Dec. 14.
Kristaps Porzingis’ return to the Madison Square Garden to face the New York Knicks will be telecast on TNT on Nov. 14.
Dallas plays 13 back-to-backs this season, including six that begin and end on the road, four that begin on the road and conclude at home, two that require no travel and one home-to-road.
Dallas Mavericks 2019-2020 schedule
OCTOBER
Oct. 23: Washington, 7:30
Oct. 25: at New Orleans, 7, ESPN
Oct. 27: Portland, 6
Oct. 29: at Denver, 8
NOVEMBER
Nov. 1: L.A. Lakers, 8:30, ESPN
Nov. 3: at Cleveland, 6:30
Nov. 6: Orlando, 7:30
Nov. 8: New York, 7:30
Nov. 9: at Memphis, 7
Nov. 11: at Boston, 6:30
Nov. 14: at New York 7, TNT
Nov. 16: Toronto, 7:30
Nov. 18: San Antonio, 7:30
Nov. 20: Golden State, 6:30, ESPN
Nov. 22: Cleveland, 7:30
Nov. 24: at Houston, 2:30
Nov. 26: L.A. Clippers, 7:30
Nov. 29: at Phoenix, 8
DECEMBER
Dec. 1: at L.A. Lakers, 3
Dec. 3: at New Orleans, 6:30, TNT
Dec. 4: Minnesota, 7:30
Dec. 7: New Orleans, 1
Dec. 8: Sacramento, 6
Dec. 12: at Detroit, 8 (Mexico City, Mexico)
Dec. 14: Miami, 7:30
Dec. 16: at Milwaukee, 7
Dec. 18: Boston, 7:30
Dec. 20: at Philadelphia, 7, ESPN
Dec. 22: at Toronto, 2:30
Dec. 26: San Antonio, 7:30
Dec. 28: at Golden State, 7:30
Dec. 29: at L.A. Lakers, 8:30
Dec. 31: at Oklahoma City, 7
JANUARY
Jan. 2: Brooklyn, 7:30
Jan. 4: Charlotte, 7:30
Jan. 6: Chicago, 7:30
Jan. 8: Denver, 6:30, ESPN
Jan. 10: L.A. Lakers, 7:30
Jan. 11: Philadelphia, 7:30
Jan. 14: at Golden State, 9:30
Jan. 15: at Sacramento, 9
Jan. 17: Portland, 8:30, ESPN
Jan. 21: L.A. Clippers, 7:30
Jan. 23: at Portland, 9:30, TNT
Jan. 25: at Utah, 4
Jan. 27: at Oklahoma City, 7
Jan. 28: Phoenix, 7:30
Jan. 31: at Houston, 7, ESPN
FEBRUARY
Feb. 1: Atlanta, 7:30
Feb. 3: at Indiana, 6
Feb. 5: Memphis, 7:30
Feb. 7: at Washington, 6
Feb. 8: at Charlotte, 6
Feb. 10: Utah, 7:30
Feb. 12: Sacramento, 7:30
Feb. 14-16 All Star Weekend, Chicago, Ill.
Feb. 21: at Orlando, 6
Feb. 22: at Atlanta, 6:30
Feb. 24: Minnesota, 7:30
Feb. 26: at San Antonio, 6:30, ESPN
Feb. 28: at Miami, 7
MARCH
Mar. 1: at Minnesota, 2:30
Mar. 2: at Chicago, 7
Mar. 4: New Orleans, 7:30
Mar. 6: Memphis, 7:30
Mar. 8: Indiana, 6
Mar. 10: at San Antonio, 7, TNT
Mar. 11: Denver, 7:30
Mar. 14: Phoenix, 1
Mar. 16: at L.A. Clippers, 9:30, ESPN
Mar. 17: at Sacramento, 9
Mar. 19: at Portland, 9
Mar. 21: at Phoenix, 9
Mar. 23: Houston, 7:30
Mar. 26: Utah, 7:30
Mar. 29: Milwaukee, 2
APRIL
Apr. 1: at Minnesota, 7
Apr. 3: at Memphis, 7
Apr. 5: at Brooklyn, 5
Apr. 7: Houston, 7:30
Apr. 11: Detroit, 2
Apr. 13: at Denver, 8
Apr. 15: Oklahoma City, 6:30
All Times Dallas Time (CT)
This story was originally published August 12, 2019 at 2:14 PM.
