The yet-to-be-named Oklahoma City National Basketball Association team announced its schedule today.
The team's first home game will be Oct. 29 against the Milwaukee Bucks at the Ford Center where the team will play 41 of its 82-regular season games.
The Ford Center schedule:
" Oct. 29, Milwaukee
" Nov. 2, Minnesota
" Nov. 5, Boston
" Nov. 9, Atlanta
" Nov. 12, Orlando
" Nov. 17, Houston
" Nov. 19, L.A. Clippers
" Nov. 21, New Orleans
" Nov. 25, Phoenix
" Nov. 28, Minnesota
" Dec. 8, Golden State
" Dec. 10, Memphis
" Dec. 16, L.A. Clippers
" Dec. 19, Toronto
" Dec. 21, Cleveland
" Dec. 29, Phoenix
" Dec. 31, Golden State
" Jan. 2, Denver
" Jan. 6, New York
" Jan. 9, Houston
" Jan. 14, Utah
" Jan. 16, Detroit
" Jan. 18, Miami
" Jan. 26, New Jersey
" Jan. 28, Memphis
" Feb. 4, Denver
" Feb. 6, Portland
" Feb. 8, Sacramento
" Feb. 17, New Orleans
" Feb. 24, L.A. Lakers
" March 2, Dallas
" March 4, Washington
" March 8, Philadelphia
" March 16, San Antonio
" March 18, Chicago
" March 20, Utah
" March 24, L.A. Lakers
" April 3, Portland
" April 5, Indiana
" April 7, San Antonio
" April 10, Charlotte
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