The NBA officially released the full schedule for the new season. Bleacher Report has updated its team predictions for next season. The details are as follows: In the Western Conference, the Cavaliers (57 wins) top the list, the Knicks (51 wins) are second, and the Magic (49 wins) are third. The fourth to tenth spots are the Hawks (47 wins), Bucks (45 wins), Pistons (45 wins), Heat (42 wins), Celtics (38 wins), 76ers (38 wins), and Pacers (36 wins). Eleventh to fifteenth spots are the Raptors (36 wins), Bulls (35 wins), Hornets (35 wins), Nets (24 wins), and Wizards (18 wins). In the Western Conference, the Thunder (62 wins) are in first place, the Nuggets (54 wins) are in second, and the Rockets (52 wins) are in third. The Lakers (50 wins), Clippers (50 wins), Timberwolves (50 wins), Warriors (46 wins), Spurs (45 wins), Mavericks (42 wins), and Grizzlies (42 wins) are in fourth through tenth place. The Trail Blazers (36 wins), Kings (35 wins), Suns (29 wins), Pelicans (25 wins), and Jazz (16 wins) are in 11th through 15th place. Besides that, there are many new developments in the NBA. Let's take a look.

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First: A Signing Agreement

According to NBA reporter Shams Shams, sources have revealed that free agent Coffey has agreed to a one-year contract with the Bucks. Coffey, a forward, played for the Los Angeles Clippers for the first six seasons of his career. This past season, Kofi played in 72 games for the Clippers, averaging 9.7 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.1 assists, and 1.4 three-pointers, shooting 47.1% from the field and 40.9% from beyond the arc. Kofi is a solid starter, but the Clippers watched helplessly as he was poached by the Bucks simply because they had no roster spots. It's worth noting that Bucks reporter Eric followed up with a report that Kofi only signed a training camp contract. This is consistent with the Bucks' offseason signing style this year, highlighting an absurd nature. No one knows what the Bucks' management is up to. The league should thoroughly investigate and provide fans with an explanation.

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Second News: Bucks Planning a Major Trade

Kuminga's contract renewal is at an impasse. Sign-and-trade proposals from teams like the Kings and Suns haven't satisfied the Warriors, leaving all parties in a difficult position. The Bucks, however, are interested in Kuminga and are planning a major trade. According to NBA reporter Brett Siegel, the Bucks have expressed their interest in a sign-and-trade for Kuminga with the Warriors. The Warriors have made it clear they want to acquire Portis through a sign-and-trade, but the Bucks are unwilling to trade Portis. Besides Portis, what other bargaining chips do the Bucks have? Could it be Kuzma? It's clear that the Warriors are unwilling to offer anything without a bargain, while the Bucks, Kings, and Suns all want something for nothing. This means Kuminga is likely to accept a qualifying offer and return to the Warriors.

Third: NBA Records Set

The NBA's new season's nationally televised schedule has been released, bringing joy to some and sorrow to others. The Lakers, Warriors, Knicks, and Thunder each have 34 nationally televised games, tied for the most in the league. This is a sign of respect and honor due to the league's three powerhouses and the defending champions. The most surprising thing is the Magic, who have 14 nationally televised games, the same as their total for the past eight seasons combined. The Nets, Jazz, and Wizards, among other tanking teams, each have only two nationally televised games, a well-deserved title. Meanwhile, an NBA record has been set. According to statistics, the league will have a total of 247 nationally televised games this season, a new NBA record. This is all due to the 11-year, $76 billion new media rights agreement that will take effect this season. According to the agreement, these nationally televised games will be broadcast on platforms such as ESPN, NBC, ABC, Peacock, and Prime.

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Fourth: Lakers Announce New Decision

The Lakers have announced a new decision. According to official Lakers news, the Lakers will unveil a statue of legendary coach Riley during their home game against the Celtics on February 23rd, Beijing time. With this, Riley will become the eighth Laker to have a statue. The first seven are Baylor, Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, Shaquille O'Neal, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, West, and Hearn. Riley helped the Lakers win a championship as a player in 1972, another as an assistant coach in 1980, and four more as head coach (in 1982, 1985, 1987, and 1988). This is the Lakers; true powerhouses honor their legends. It's foreseeable that Phil Jackson will likely become the ninth Laker to have a statue.

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