LOS ANGELES — With their stars on track to all be healthy for the first time since 2021, will this be the NBA season the Clippers and Lakers meet in the postseason for the first time?
That tantalizing possibility hinges on how each navigates their 82-game regular-season schedule announced Wednesday by the NBA.
The Lakers’ season opens Oct. 18 at defending champion Golden State before returning to Los Angeles for a home game Oct. 20 against the Clippers. The co-tenants of Crypto.com Arena will meet three more times: Nov. 9, a Clippers home game broadcast on ESPN; Jan. 24, a Lakers home game broadcast on TNT; and April 5, a Clippers home game set for ESPN. Those are some of the 32 Clippers games nationally televised on ESPN, TNT or NBATV. Under coach Tyronn Lue, the Clippers are unbeaten in seven games against the Lakers.