In the wee hours of the morning, the NBA's official website announced the latest edition of the team's power rankings. The Celtics continued to lead the way, the Clippers dropped to No. 4, and the Warriors overtook the Lakers.
The Celtics dominated the league and they won eight in a row, leading the Cavaliers by as much as 75 wins. The Green Army in the regular season has nothing to worry about, but the performance of the double tanhua in the playoffs has been a hard injury.
The Timberwolves are in second place, and despite the brutal competition in the West, Edwards and Towns have always been able to hold on to the team's fundamentals, and after last season's defeat, the Timberwolves' fangs may be sharper.
The Thunder jumped to No. 3, the youth storm of the Russian city was extremely strong, this new force dared to fight, and Presti's championship blueprint began to take shape.
The Clippers dropped to No. 4, the aircraft carrier after the All-Star broke down, Lue guided the crazy trial lineup, Harden couldn't dominate the ball, and Ka Jr. was backlashed for inappropriate remarks, and the Clippers should wind tightly.
The teams ranked 5-10 are: Nuggets, Cavaliers, Mavericks, Suns, Bucks, Knicks. The league's top forces are still concentrated in the west, and it will be exciting to compete on every occasion.
The teams ranked 11-20 are: Kings, Pacers, Heat, Pelicans, 76ers, Magic, Warriors, Lakers, Bulls, Rockets. The Warriors took revenge on the Lakers, Curry regained his three-point confidence, Pojemski, Kenones and other young people continued to grow, and Kerr's successful contract extension was a reassurance for the team. The Lakers' performance in the key card battle was disappointing, Cephalosporin repeatedly made stupid moves, Pei was overly superstitious about the existing lineup, and the Lakers were destined to fall under the iron hooves of the powers.
The 21-30 teams include: Raptors, Hawks, Jazz, Nets, Grizzlies, Hornets, Trail Blazers, Spurs, Pistons, Wizards.