NBA Power Rankings

1. Celtics (23-5): Fully healthy, they’re slightly better than the Lakers.
2. Lakers (23-5): Just behind the Celtics.
3. Magic (22-8): Might have the most offensive weapons in the league.
4. Cavaliers (23-8): One player away from being a great team.
5. Nuggets (20-9): Very good team.
6. Suns (19-11): They have fallen back a bit in the last few weeks.
7. Hawks (20-8): Young, improving and only going to get better.
8. Mavericks (20-9): Still waiting for Marion to make his mark on the team.
9. Trail Blazers (19-12): Still playing good despite injuries.
10. Heat (15-12): Not an elite team.
11. Spurs (15-11): Are the Spurs starting to show their age?
12. Jazz (16-13): The same every year, above average.
13. Rockets (17-12): I can’t understand how they continue to play well?
14. Thunder (14-14): This team will be a force in the future.
15. Hornets (13-14): Starting to play up to their potential.
16. Grizzlies (13-14): Showing flashes of how good they can become.
17. Kings (13-15): If they’re able to make a trade, they might make the playoffs.
18. Bucks (12-15): I thought they would be better this season.
19. Raptors (14-17): Should they trade Bosh? Yes-to the Kings.
20. Bulls (10-17): Vinny lasted through X-Mas…now when will he be canned?
21. Bobcats (11-16): I don’t see this team ever making the playoffs.
22. Clippers (12-17): The second team in LA.
23. Pacers (9-18): Nothing really to say here.
24. Pistons (11-18): The free agent moves have not worked out as planned.
25. Wizard (10-17): They should be a lot better than this…
26. Knicks (11-18): Why in the world would LeBron want to play here?
27. 76ers (7-21): How is Iverson doing with ticket sells?
28. Warriors (7-21): This team needs to be blown up.
29. Timberwolves (6-24): Love is turning into a good player.
30. Nets (2-27): Over or under on 10 wins this season?