On the 29th, it's the Lakers' training day, and tomorrow is the Lakers' last game day of January.
The Lakers' team benefits will end after tomorrow's game.
So far, the Lakers' 35-9 record is closely tied to their schedule.
One game at the end of October, 16 games in November, which is quite packed, but December and January had only 14 games, making the first three months relatively easy in terms of schedule distribution.
Next, from February to April, there will be 37 games, which will be much more challenging.
This schedule arrangement isn't particularly ideal, but for the Lakers, it's just right. They need time for adjustments and coordination in the pre-season midterm, and such a schedule fits well.
Regarding the effect of the coordination, Del Harris is satisfied with some aspects, and regretful about others. However, for a new lineup to achieve such a record, it's pretty good.
