NBA Schedule

The full 2011-12 NBA schedule has been released, including a December packed with great games.

On January 17, 2011, the NBA will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday with a slate of 13 games. During the day, the NBA will showcase games in the Eastern, Western, Northern, and Southern regions of the country.

The 2010 Christmas Day NBA schedule should provide some great basketball for fans around the country.

The first night of NBA action showed that last year's best may not roll over for the Heat. The Celtics held Miami's Big Three in check, while the Lakers rallied after their championship celebration, and the Trail Blazers pulled away from the Suns.

After months of backlash and buzz over "The Decision," the new-look Miami Heat are actually taking the court tonight. The most anticipated NBA season in years starts in Boston, although Los Angeles and Portland also host opening night games.

The new NBA schedule has two games in London this spring. The two NBA games in London will be played at the O2 Arena in March.

The first part of the 2010 NBA schedule was revealed last night, with the expected mega showdowns for opening week, Christmas, and MLK Day. The Heat open in Boston, host Orlando days later, go to Cleveland Dec. 2, and visit LA on Christmas Day.

The NBA unveiled a snippet of the 2010-2011 NBA schedule during NBA TV's "NBA Schedule Selection Special." The Boston Celtics will host the Miami Heat All-Star trio of Chris Bosh, LeBron James, and Dwyane Wade to tip-off the 2010-2011 NBA Schedule.