The regular season is finally here. And it will be exciting to
see a full 82-game schedule after the lockout limited the regular
season to 66 games and a condensed slate of games. NBA players will
be able to rest more between games rather than having to endure
those grueling back-to-back-to-back situations, which is especially
great news for the aging stars of the league.
For the first week of the regular season, the Los Angeles Lakers
will feel like we’re still playing under last season’s condensed
schedule. They face a four-game slate in the first six-day week,
starting Tuesday against Dallas. Then, it’s a quick trip up to
Portland, before a home game against the L.A. Clippers Friday, and
a home game against Detroit Sunday. The Lakers are the only team in
the NBA with four games in Week 1, so start all of your Lakers in
cumulative Fantasy formats.
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About the author: Daniel Dobish, Staff Writer View all posts by Daniel Dobish, Staff Writer
Daniel joined the RotoExperts team in 2010, and has contributed columns on anything from all of the four majors sports, as well as Golf and NASCAR. Daniel is a two-time winner of the FSWA Golf Writer of the Year award (2011-12), he won the Racing Writer of the Year (2011), and was nominated for Hockey Writer of the Year honors (2011). He is a veteran of the industry, starting out in 1999 and working eight years with CBSSports.com. Daniel has contributed to various Fantasy magazines, including the annual hockey yearbook with The Sports Forecaster in Canada. You might have also seen Daniel's work as a major contributor at KFFL.com, VegasInsider.com, BetVega.com, DailyJoust.com, OPENSports.com and Examiner.com as a writer covering Duke and UNC athletics. Daniel lives in the Raleigh, N.C. area with his wife and two sons, both of which appear to be poised to follow right along in Daniel's footsteps to become avid sports fans as well. Daniel has been playing Fantasy sports since 1991, before Internet and live scoring made things so much easier. He is a two-time champion (2011-12) of the UBC Experts Basketball League, and two-time champion of the Triple Crown IDP Experts Football League (2011-12).
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