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NBA schedules for the 2009 – 2010 NBA Season came out yesterday and from the looks of it the defending NBA Champs, the LA Lakers, have a great start to the season with 17 or their first 21 games at home at the Staples Center.

NBA Tickets on Sale!

Opening night games include the Cleveland Cavaliers with LaBron James and newly acquired Shaquille O’Neil, hosting Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and the newest Boston Celtic, Rasheed Wallace.

There are 1,230 games to be played in the 2009-10 regular season and 239 of those will be televised on NBC,TNT, ABC, ESPN and NBA TV.

I would expect the NBA season to be much like the MLB season has been. There will be plenty of bargains to be had as cash strapped individuals and companies cut back on season tickets and teams roll out the promotions to move tickets.

NBA Tickets are already on sale and it’s never to early to start planning your first game.

Tickets for the NBA and NHL playoffs are at bargain prices in many cities. Some of the cheapest NBA tickets can be found in the Denver Nuggets – Dallas Mavericks series. For Wednesday nights game in Denver tickets start at just over $50 each and for the Orlando Magic – Boston Celtics game in Orlando on Thursday ticket prices start around $45 each. In contrast, for tonight’s LA Lakers – Houston Rockets game prices start around $90 each.

In the Anaheim Ducks – Detroit Red Wings game tonight in Anaheim prices start at just over $40 per seat, a relative cheap price compared to the Washington Capitals – Pittsburgh Penguins game on Wednesday at almost $200 a seat and up. We will sell what ticket prices are in the next round of the Stanley Cup and NBA playoff series, if the same holds true, some cities will be much cheaper to attend a game than others.