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Andy Lou, the Warriors will officially be playing 82 games next season.

We found it out today.

I wasn't sure they're going to.

Last year they didn't.

I know they formally did, but they definitely didn't try to.

Schedule or release, I was kind of surprised how excited I was for it. Maybe it's just because I'm thirsty for Warrior content.

I think that's what's coming down to.

I think it's one of the most anticipated seasons for the Warriors that we've had in a long time.

Each season gets more crazy as Steph gets older.

And of course this one, I mean, this is as locked in as the Warriors

have been since the championship run, right? So this is, I was pumped up, man. I wanted to see

if the Warriors could get off to a good start. Yeah. So it's interesting. So we're going to talk

through the schedule. I'm going to share it right now. A couple things pop out to me real quick when I look at this schedule. So seven of their first

nine are on the road. Given how they played on the road last year, that's kind of scary. But if

being honest about it, it's not the toughest road slate. At Sacramento, they're good, but like, I don't know, sack, Homer Road. I don't think it's not the toughest road slate you know at sacramento they're good but like i don't know

sack homer road i don't think it matters because basically very extended anyway right um

it's not like you're flying cross country is my point yep and then houston new orleans i think

hughes would be a little better this year uh but they'll probably start like a young team. And then New Orleans, I mean, who knows?

Will Zion be playing then? I don't know. Maybe, maybe not. Home for Sacramento. And then

OKC, Cleveland, Detroit, at Denver. I can almost guarantee you at Denver at the end of a road trip as an L.

Everything else there, like if they're locked in, I'm not like terrified of that schedule.

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