Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James stars in the latest training guide released for the virtual reality platform called "Striving for Greatness." (Photo : Reuters)
NBA has finally released the schedule for the upcoming 2015-16 season. With how crazy the trade period has been, several games match ups are definitely on the "Must Watch" list for every basketball fan.
We've listed down the Top 5 Must Watch games of the season:
Cleveland Cavaliers vs Golden State Warriors on Dec 25
The rematch between the NBA Finals teams, Cavaliers and Warriors, is definitely something to look forward to this season. After an intense 2014-15 Finals series, we're sure both teams will bringing their A-game on court.
It was also genius of the NBA to schedule the teams' first face off on Christmas Day - one of the most special game days of the regular season.
A few weeks later, on Jan 18,the two will face again at Cleveland for game two.
Los Angeles Clippers vs Dallas Mavericks on Nov 11
DeAndre Jordan will be facing the team he was supposed to be joining next season. The center initially committed to joining the Mavericks before he changed his mind the last minute and decided to stay in LA.
It would be interesting to see how the home crowd of the Mavs will welcome DJ after turning his back on the team.
Los Angeles Lakers vs Golden State Warriors on Nov 24
Stephen Curry vs Kobe Bryant, looks to be a good matchup. After missing over games last season due to a shoulder injury, The Black Mamba will be back this season to spew out his venom.
Although Bryant is known to be one of the best shooting guards in NBA history, he can also play the one-spot and go head-to-head with the current NBA MVP, Curry. Notably, he may also play small forward and face off with Andre Iguoadala, Australia Network News reported.
Either way, Lakers versus the current champs should be good TV.
San Antonio Spurs vs Portland Trail Blazers on Nov 11
After spending nine years of his career with the Portland, his first and only team since 2006, LaMarcus Aldridge will be playing against Damian Lillard and the Trail Blazers for the first time ever.
Suiting up for the Spurs, it will be interesting to see how the Blazers will be playing against their former franchise player. Especially with Spurs' re-invigorated roster.
Oklahoma Thunder vs Golden State Warriors on Feb 6
Kevin Durant is back and we bet he's eager to face his successor and current MVP, Steph Curry. KD wasn't able to showcase his prowess last season due to some injuries, but you bet he's out to show the Warriors point guard why he was MVP even before SC entered the picture.
