When Will the 2023 NBA Regular Season Come to an End? A Look at the Final Matchups and Dates to Remember

By | Bullscore 17 Mar, 2023

As the 2023 NBA regular season nears its end, teams are left with fewer than 15 games to play. The season will officially conclude on Sunday, April 9th, and all 30 teams are slated to compete on this day. Given the current uncertainty surrounding teams’ play-in and playoff positions, the final day of the regular season could prove to be more important than ever before.

It’s worth noting, however, that all 15 games scheduled for April 9th will begin at either 1 p.m. ET or 3:30 p.m. ET. This means that fans will need to carefully choose which games to watch, as multiple games will be taking place simultaneously.

Here’s a list of the 15 matchups scheduled for the final day of the 2023 NBA regular season:

Atlanta Hawks (34-35, eighth in the East) at Boston Celtics (48-22, second in the East);
Philadelphia 76ers (46-22, third in the East) at Brooklyn Nets (39-31, sixth in the East);
Charlotte Hornets (22-49, 14th in the East) at Cleveland Cavaliers (44-28, fourth in the East)
Orlando Magic (28-42, 13th in the East) at Miami Heat (38-33, seventh in the East);
Indiana Pacers (32-38, 11th in the East) at New York Knicks (41-30, fifth in the East);
Milwaukee Bucks (50-20, first in the East) at Toronto Raptors (34-36, ninth in the East);
Detroit Pistons (16-55, 15th in the East) at Chicago Bulls (31-37, 12th in the East);
Houston Rockets (17-52, 15th in the West) at Washington Wizards (32-37, 10th in the East).
Orlando Magic (28-42, 13th in the East) at Miami Heat (38-33, seventh in the East);
Indiana Pacers (32-38, 11th in the East) at New York Knicks (41-30, fifth in the East);
Milwaukee Bucks (50-20, first in the East) at Toronto Raptors (34-36, ninth in the East);
Detroit Pistons (16-55, 15th in the East) at Chicago Bulls (31-37, 12th in the East);
Houston Rockets (17-52, 15th in the West) at Washington Wizards (32-37, 10th in the East).
LA Clippers (37-33, fifth in the West) at Phoenix Suns (38-32, fourth in the West);
Golden State Warriors (36-34, sixth in the West) at Portland Trail Blazers (31-38, 13th in the West).