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Contact TECHSTAFF at Or Email Us at Recruiter@Techstaffwi.Com Contact TECHSTAFF at www.techstaffwi.com or email us at [email protected] 2018 Packers Schedule Home and Away Games Regular Season: Sunday, December 2nd vs. Arizona Cardinals 12:00 pm Sunday, December 9th vs. Atlanta Falcons 12:00 pm Sunday, December 16th @ Chicago Bears 12:00 pm Sunday, December 23rd @ New York Jets 12:00 pm Sunday, December 30th vs. Detroit Lions 12:00 pm Playoffs: Wild Card Round: January 5th – 6th Divisional Round: January 12th – January 13th Conference Championships: January 20th Pro Bowl: Saturday, January 27th Super Bowl LIII: February 3rd, 2019 Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA Milwaukee Bucks Home and Away Games Date Opponent Time (CST) December Friday 7th vs. Golden State Warriors 8:30 pm Sunday 9th @ Toronto Raptors 5:00 pm Monday 10th vs. Cleveland Cavaliers 7:00 pm Wednesday 12th @Indiana Pacers 6:00 pm Friday 14th @ Cleveland Cavaliers 6:30 pm Monday 17th @ Detroit Pistons 6:00 pm Wednesday 19th vs. New Orleans Pelicans 7:00 pm Friday 21st @ Boston Celtics 7:00 pm Saturday 22nd @ Miami Heat 7:00 pm Tuesday 25th @ New York Knicks 11:00 am Thursday 27th vs. New York Knicks 7:00 pm Saturday 29th vs. Brooklyn Nets 4:00 pm January Tuesday 1st vs. Detroit Pistons 7:00 pm Friday 4th vs. Atlanta Hawks 7:30 pm Saturday 5th vs. Toronto Raptors 7:30 pm Monday 7th vs. Utah Jazz 7:00 pm Wednesday 9th @ Houston Rockets 7:00 pm Friday 11th @ Washington Wizards 6:00 pm Sunday 13th @ Atlanta Hawks 2:30 pm Tuesday 15th vs. Miami Heat 7:00 pm Wednesday 16th @ Memphis Grizzlies 7:00 pm Saturday 19th @ Orlando Magic 6:00 pm Monday 21st vs. Dallas Mavericks 1:00 pm Friday 25th vs. Charlotte Hornets 7:30 pm Sunday 27th @ Oklahoma City Thunder 5:00 pm Tuesday 29th @ Detroit Pistons 6:00 pm Thursday 31st @ Toronto Raptors 7:00 pm February Saturday 2nd @ Washington Wizards 6:00 pm Monday 4th @ Brooklyn Nets 6:30 pm Wednesday 6th vs. Washington Wizards 7:00 pm Friday 8th @ Dallas Mavericks 7:30 pm Saturday 9th vs. Orlando Magic 8:00 pm Monday 11th @ Chicago Bulls 7:00 pm Wednesday 13th @ Indiana Pacers 6:00 pm Thursday 21st vs. Boston Celtics 7:00 pm Saturday 23rd vs. Minnesota Timberwolves 7:30 pm Monday 25th @ Chicago Bulls 7:00 pm Wednesday 27th @ Sacramento Kings 9:00 pm Milwaukee Admirals Home and Away Games Date Opponent Time (CST) December Saturday 8th @ San Antonio Rampage 7:00 pm Tuesday 11th vs. Grand Rapids Griffins 7:00 pm Friday 14th vs. Texas Stars 7:00 pm Saturday 15th @ Grand Rapids Griffins 7:00 pm Wednesday 19th @ Rockford Ice Hogs 7:00 pm Saturday 22nd Chicago Wolves 3:00 pm Wednesday 26th Chicago Wolves 7:00 pm Saturday 29th @ Iowa Wild 6:00 pm January Wednesday 2nd @ Rockford Ice Hogs 7:00 pm Saturday 5th @ Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 7:05 pm Sunday 6th @ Hershey Bears 5:00 pm Wednesday 9th vs. Grand Rapids Griffins 7:00 pm Saturday 12th vs. San Diego Gulls 7:00 pm Monday 14th @ Manitoba Moose 7:00 pm Wednesday 16th @ Manitoba Moose 7:00 pm Saturday 19th @ Grand Rapids Griffins 7:00 pm Sunday 20th @ Chicago Wolves 3:00 pm Tuesday 22nd vs. San Antonio Rampage 7:00 pm Friday 25th vs. Iowa Wild 7:00 pm Saturday 26th vs. Manitoba Moose 1:00 pm February Friday 1st vs. Manitoba Moose 7:00 pm Saturday 2nd vs. Rockford Ice Hogs 7:00 pm Wednesday 6th vs. Texas Stars 7:00 pm Friday 8th vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 7:00 pm Saturday 9th vs. Chicago Wolves 1:00 pm Monday 11th vs. San Antonio Rampage 7:00 pm Sunday 17th @ Manitoba Moose 2:00 pm Monday 18th @ Manitoba Moose 2:00 pm Friday 22nd @ Cleveland Monsters 7:00 pm Sunday 24th @ Cleveland Monsters 3:00 pm Wednesday 27th @ Texas Stars 7:00 pm Milwaukee Area Events A Christmas Carol The Pabst Theater 11/27/18 – 12/24/18 Milwaukee Holidays Lights Festival Downtown Milwaukee 11/16/17 – 1/1/18 Christkindlmarket Milwaukee Fiserv Forum 12/6/18 – 12/31/18 The Nutcracker Marcus Center 12/9/18 – 12/26/18 UFC Fight Night Fiserv Forum 12/15/18 Harlem Globetrotters Fiserv Forum 12/31/18 The Book of Mormon Marcus Center 1/2/19 – 1/6/19 Wonderful World of Weddings Exposition Center, West Allis 1/5/19 – 1/6/19 Jeff Dunham Fiserv Forum 1/11/19 Seth Myers The Pabst Theater 1/12/19 MBA Home Building & Exposition Center, West Allis 1/11/19 – 1/13/19 Remodeling Show Monster Jam Fiserv Forum 1/18/19 – 1/19/19 Milwaukee Boat Show Exposition Center, West Allis 1/18/19 – 1/27/19 Brewers On Deck Wisconsin Center 1/27/19 Cirque du Soleil’s Crystal Fiserv Forum 1/30/19 – 2/3/19 Dancing with the Stars: Live! 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