Golden State Warriors: Second Round TV Schedule
Despite not having an opponent yet, the Golden State Warriors know when they will be playing their games in the second round of the NBA Playoffs.
With the Utah Jazz and Los Angeles Clippers taking their series the distance to seven games, the Golden State Warriors will be well rested when they finally play again. It’s allowed Golden State to get healthy and guys to rest any nagging injuries they may be dealing with.
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While it hasn’t been decided which team the Warriors will face, they now know when they will play again. After it was decided that the Jazz and Clippers will meet on Sunday, the schedule was released for the second round. Rather than having the series spaced out like the first round, Golden State will be playing every other day in the second round.
That means that the next series has the potential be finished in just a little over a week’s time. The Warriors will officially begin the second round at home on Tuesday, May 2. They will play there again two nights later and then hit the road.
Here's your schedule for NBA Western Conference playoffs. (Cleveland-Toronto will be on same days as Houston-San Antonio.) pic.twitter.com/8SGhxXxrbq
— Jay Posner (@JayPosnerSD) April 29, 2017
Of the first four games in the series, TNT will have at least two of the broadcasts, while ABC and ESPN will have the other two. So it’s split evenly among the two networks. Should this series go past four games, TNT will air the majority of the games.
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The Jazz and Clippers having a grueling series is the best thing that can happen for Golden State. They’ll be ready to roll on Tuesday night, while the team that wins the seventh game will have a quick turnaround to the bay area.
Sure, the Warriors will have to worry about coming out a little bit rusty, but that’s something they should be able to clean up quick. This is a schedule that lines up to their advantage perfectly as they make a run at an NBA Championship.