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The Indianapolis Colts know they'll open the playoffs at home - the question is when.
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The Celtics will open the playoffs at home on either Saturday or Sunday against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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The Heat (48-34) will open the playoffs against the sixth-seeded Hornets.
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The Thunder (49-33) will open the playoffs against the third-seeded Portland Trail Blazers (53-29).
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The Wild stay seven points behind the Jets, meaning they would open the playoffs at Winnipeg unless they can mount a charge.
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The Cardinals will open the playoffs on the road against the NFC South champion Carolina Panthers (7-8-1).
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The two-time defending champions enter the postseason as the top seed in the Western Conference and they will open the playoffs against the No.
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Following the season finale on Sunday against the New York Islanders, the Flyers will open the playoffs next week against the President's Trophy-winning Washington Capitals.
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Seattle (10-6) will open the playoffs with a wild-card game in Washington against the NFC East champion Redskins.
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Enes Kanter scored 12 points on 6-of-8 shooting for the Thunder, who open the playoffs Sunday night against the Houston Rockets.
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They opened the playoffs with a 7-0 record in 1949 and did it again in 1950.
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Luckily for the Vikings, they will have an extra week to work on those things before opening the playoffs at home in two weeks.
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Nashville opened the playoffs last year with two road wins in Anaheim but lost the next two at home and needed seven games to advance.