The basics.
Seattle has exactly 36 home games, and 36 road games. Amazing how that works out.Seattle plays Portland 12 times, Everett 10 times, Tri Cities 8 times, and Spokane 10 times.
The schedule is very even across the board, with each month having 10 to 13 games.
They have 17 home games before Christmas, and 16 away games.
February is the month of homes games, with 9.
While January is the month of road games with only 9 road games.
There are 8 Tuesday night games, so one would assume Two for Tuesday is back.
Confirming what we already knew, Seattle opens in Portland, and gets the fun time of watching them raise their Western Conference Championship banner.
The home opener is September 20th, against Everett.
What is very unusual, is that Seattle plays IN Portland 3 times in the opening month. It could be good to get those out of the way while Portland has some guys away at camps, and a new head coach.
Seattle and Spokane will be really sick of each other during the first part of the season, as they play 4 times in October, and 2 more in November.
After taking a year off, Seattle once again returns to Portland for New Years eve.
The Eastern Swing takes Seattle on the road the first part of November, from the 7th to the 16th, with only 1 week night game. Long time on the prairie for 6 games.
Back to Back to Back
Seattle plays 5 - 3 in 3's, and 4 times they will play 4 games in 5 days.Seattle has 5 home and home series', 2 with Everett, and one each with Tri, Spokane, and Vancouver.
Longest streaks
The longest homestand is a huge 6 games in February. The longest road trip is the eastern swing at 6 games. Otherwise, Seattle plays 4 road games in Spokane, Followed by Kamloops, and PG twice at the end of January.
Some unusual games
Seattle gets a very rare Thursday night at home, the day before Halloween.The last day of the eastern road swing has a 2pm start.
Seattle has two games in Vancouver, both with 2pm starts.
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