When does the 2023 NBA regular season end? Last matchups dates and times explored

The 2023 NBA regular season is coming to a close with under 15 games remaining for each team. The season will conclude on Sunday, April 9, with all 30 teams scheduled to play. With all the uncertainty surrounding teams’ play-in/playoff positioning, the final day of the season could be more consequential than ever.

However, all 15 games on April 9 will start at either 1 p.m. ET or 3:30 p.m. ET. So fans will have to be very selective about which games to tune in for.

On that note, here are the 15 matchups scheduled for the final day of the season:

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Schedule for final day of 2023 NBA regular season (April 9, 2023)

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1 p.m. ET games

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).

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3:30 p.m. ET games

San Antonio Spurs (18-51, 14th in the West) at Dallas Mavericks (35-35, eighth in the West);

New Orleans Pelicans (33-36, 12th in the West) at Minnesota Timberwolves (35-35, seventh in the West);

Memphis Grizzlies (41-27, third in the West) at OKC Thunder (34-36, 10th in the West);

Sacramento Kings (42-27, second in the West) at Denver Nuggets (47-23, first in the West);

Utah Jazz (33-36, 11th in the West) at LA Lakers (34-36, ninth in the West);

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).