As the NBA Lockout drags on, the league will announce today the two more weeks, if not more of the season has been cancelled. This would wipe out games through the Thanksgiving Weekend. Here is a list of the games lost:

Nov 15 -Orlando at Indiana, Clippers at Houston, Phoenix at Detroit and Washington at LA Lakers

Nov 16 - Phoenix at Toronto, Indiana at Atlanta, Milwaukee at Minnesota, Houston at New Orleans, LA Clippers at San Antonio, Washington at Sacramento, New York at Denver, Charlotte at Cleveland, New Jersey at Oklahoma City, Boston at Miami, Dallas at Memphis, Chicago at Portland, and Philadelphia at Golden State.

Nov 17 -Boston at Orlando and New York at LA Lakers

Nov 18 - Milwaukee at Toronto, Portland at Indiana, San Antonio at Minnesota, Miami at Cleveland, Sacramento at Dallas, Washington at Golden State, Charlotte at Philadelphia, Denver at Oklahoma City, Atlanta at Detroit, New Jersey at New Orleans, LA Clippers at Utah, Chicago at Phoenix

Nov 19 - Dallas at Atlanta, Cleveland at Charlotte, Minnesota at Memphis, Sacramento at San Antonio, Chicago at LA Clippers, New Orleans at Orlando, New Jersey at Houston, Portland at Milwaukee, Washington at Denver

Nov 20 - Golden State at Boston, Philadelphia at Miami, New York at Phoenix, Indian at Detroit, and Utah at Oklahoma City

Nov 21 - Portland at Charlotte, Minnesota at Houston, Chicago at Utah, Denver at LA Clippers, Golden State at New Jersey, Oklahoma City at San Antonio, and New York at Sacramento

Nov 22 - Detroit at Indiana, Atlanta at Miami, Philadelphia at Dallas, New Orleans at Phoenix, Boston at Washington, LA Lakers at Memphis, and Chicago at Denver

Nov 23 - Memphis at Charlotte, LA Lakers at Oklahoma City, Portland at Detroit, Dallas at Houston, Orlando at San Antonio, Indiana at Cleveland, Toronto at Boston, New Jersey at Milwaukee, Golden State at Minnesota, and Utah at Sacramento

Nov 24 - Philadelphia at Atlanta and New Orleans at LA Clippers

Nov 25 - Orlando at Charlotte, Milwaukee at Boston, Toronto at Miami, Memphis at Oklahoma City, Cleveland at San Antonio, LA Clippers at Phoenix, Sacramento at LA Lakers, Houston at Minnesota, New York at New Jersey, Chicago at Indiana, Washington at Detroit, Dallas at Denver, Utah at Portland, New Orleans at Golden State

Nov 26 - New Jersey at Atlanta, New York at Philadelphia, San Antonio at Houston, Chicago at Milwaukee, Toronto at Orlando, Minnesota at Washington, Cleveland at Dallas and Utah at Golden State

Nov 27 - Boston at Detroit, Charlotte at Sacramento, Indiana at Phoenix, Memphis at Miami, New Orleans at Denver, and Oklahoma City at LA Clippers

Nov 28 - Washington at New York, Charlotte at Golden State and Portland at Dallas

That is at the very least. Do not be surprised if even more games are cancelled than these. There are no talks scheduled and the two sides seem to be getting further apart when they do talk. I would expect not to see any NBA basketball in December either, but I will wait for the official announcement before listing those games. Hopefully this will get resolved soon.