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Power Ranking - Week 10 Power Rankings

	Rank	Rating	Team		Record	Comment
	1 (3)	101	Phi		10-2 Phi 121, NO 83 W Phi 122, Mia 91 W Cle 90, Phi 123 W Chi 98, Phi 131 W Phi 136, Tor 99 W Phi 126, Ind 132 L Phi 119, Cle 112 W Phi 119, Hou 109 W Bos 93, Phi 110 W Phi 120, Chi 72 W Phi 109, Atl 89 W Phi 123, Mil 127 L	The rich get richer. The 76ers recently added Isaiah Thomas via a 10 day contract. Did they need him? Probably not. But you can never have too much talent.
	2 (5)	90	Mil		9-1 Mil 102, Dal 110 L Mil 101, Cle 83 W Mil 145, Det 74 W Pho 102, Mil 117 W Mil 110, Chi 84 W Dal 108, Mil 118 W Mil 113, LAC 85 W Ind 99, Mil 123 W Cha 95, Mil 115 W Phi 123, Mil 127 W	Arguably the most stacked team in the league, and yet rookie Patrick Williams is the glue holding it all together. His numbers won’t jump out at you, but when you’re playing alongside LaVine, Trae and Giannis, they don’t really need to.
	3 (1)	90	OKC		8-3 Utah 77, OKC 124 W OKC 112, GS 84 W OKC 112, SA 81 W LAL 61, OKC 130 W OKC 107, Bkn 87 W OKC 108, NO 74 W Por 62, OKC 134 W Hou 102, OKC 91 L Mem 81, OKC 119 W Chi 100, OKC 96 L OKC 74, Dal 117 L	The recent acquisition of Alex Caruso has given the Thunder quite a lift in LeBron’s absence. OKC is top heavy enough to stay afloat near the top of the standings, but the bench combo of Caruso & Carmelo (a combined 21 ppg) definitely help raise the floor some.
	4 (2)	89	LAC		9-1 Hou 85, LAC 124 W LAC 115, Pho 108 W LAC 122, Por 111 W Tor 102, LAC 138 W Cha 91, LAC 125 W Det 102, LAC 121 W Orl 68, LAC 127 W LAC 103, LAL 89 W Mil 113, LAC 85 L LAC 104, Utah 89 W	With a roster as imbalanced as the Clippers (6 centers and 1 point guard) is amazing how good this team has been this season. A big reason why? Tatum is having an MVP caliber season (29/6/4)
	5 (11)	86	Dal		9-2 Cle 91, Dal 109 W Dal 106, Sac 60 W Mil 102, Dal 110 W Mem 114, Dal 104 L Den 114, Dal 129 W Por 116, Dal 120 W Dal 116, Bos 94 W Dal 108, Mil 118 L Dal 102, Mia 91 W OKC 74, Dal 117 W Dal 136, Det 115 W	Its been radio silence from the Dallas front office recently, but can you blame them? Derozan looks like an MVP candidate and the team has gone 9-2 over their last 11 games. Riding the momentum, why stop now?
	6 (6)	77	Bkn		8-1 Bkn 133, Hou 95 W Bos 113, Bkn 125 W Bkn 148, NY 86 W Was 89, Bkn 118 W Bkn 134, Tor 129 W OKC 107, Bkn 87 L Bkn 127, Min 122 W Bkn 104, Mia 83 W Mem 94, Bkn 110 W	Caris Lavert is back and in week 10 was a total +20.3, which very well could spell trouble for opposing teams. The Nets are as tough as anyone at the top of the eastern conference.
	7 (4)	73	Cha		7-4 NO 62, Cha 116 W Atl 92, Cha 122 W Cha 112, Ind 79 W GS 85, Cha 114 W Atl 104, Cha 94 L Mia 66, Cha 122 W Cha 91, LAC 125 L Cha 95, Mia 68 W Orl 91, Cha 83 L Cha 100, Cle 69 W Cha 95, Mil 115 L	The Hornets enter week 11 without their two best players. Ingram has a toe injury but should return in week 12, Embiid still has a ways to go. The team however has stayed competitive in Embiid’s absence, with Kristaps sliding over to the 5 and averaging 17/5/4
	8 (15)	67	Was		7-5 Ind 115, Was 108 L Mem 78, Was 109 W Orl 79, Was 99 W Atl 111, Was 92 L Atl 90, Was 109 W Was 89, Bkn 118 L Was 118, Pho 120 L Was 128, GS 81 W Tor 104, Was 101 L NO 77, Was 103 W LAL 88, Was 114 W Was 115, Por 103 W	Wizards are holding on for dear life to that 8th seed. They’ve gone 5-5 over their last 10, which may not be good enough given the 9th seed Knicks are winners of 3 straight.
	9 (12)	62	SA		7-3 SA 107, Utah 97 W LAL 70, SA 104 W OKC 112, SA 81 L SA 104, NY 92 W Utah 98, SA 116 W SA 109, Min 84 W Sac 93, SA 112 W SA 113, GS 120 L Den 94, SA 105 W SA 99, Pho 114 L	The Spurs continue to thrive while AD recovers from injury. A balanced team with plenty of defensive upside, once Lamelo and AD make their returns, the Spurs could be a team that makes a considerable amount of noise.
	10 (16)	58	Hou		7-3 Bkn 133, Hou 95 L Hou 85, LAC 124 L Hou 124, Den 102 W Hou 106, GS 99 W Hou 136, Utah 108 W Phi 119, Hou 109 L Cle 81, Hou 108 W Hou 102, OKC 91 W Min 80, Hou 116 W Hou 126, Bos 113 W	Houston welcomes yet another a new GM. Inactivity from the previous front office has a very good Rockets team underachieving. Curious to see if ShayHoops will come in and shake things up in pursuit of a championship.
	11 (19)	53	Pho		5-4 LAC 115, Pho 108 L Atl 71, Pho 127 W Pho 126, Bos 131 L Pho 102, Mil 117 L Was 118, Pho 120 W NO 100, Pho 92 L Orl 74, Pho 108 W SA 99, Pho 114 W Cle 80, Pho 120 W	The Phoenix Suns went undefeated in week 10 (3-0) thanks in large part to Jimmy Butler’s insane efficiency. 53% from the field and 57% from 3.
	12 (18)	51	Det		6-5 Mil 145, Det 74 L Mem 103, Det 110 W Det 96, Den 97 L Orl 79, Det 101 W Cle 107, Det 113 W Det 98, Tor 101 L Det 102, LAC 121 L Mia 66, Det 100 W Det 111, Cle 82 W Orl 70, Det 121 W Dal 136, Det 115 L	Arguably the most active team in the trade market, the Pistons have completely overhauled their roster mid season and thus far it has been met with mixed results going 6-5 over their last 11 games.
	13 (9)	50	Atl		7-4 Atl 71, Pho 127 L Atl 111, Was 92 W Atl 92, Cha 122 L Atl 106, Mia 76 W Atl 90, Was 109 L Atl 104, Cha 94 W LAL 91, Atl 117 W Atl 112, Utah 109 W Phi 109, Atl 89 L Utah 92, Atl 104 W Atl 121, Den 112 W	The emergence of Eric Bledsoe has been completely unexpected. Atlanta has had the misfortune of being one of the most injury riddled team in the NLL, and yet Bledsoe has been so great that the Hawks are 7 games over .500. Is Bledsoe deserving of some MVP consideration?
	14 (7)	49	Mem		6-5 Mem 78, Was 109 L Ind 74, Mem 109 W Mem 103, Det 110 L Mem 114, Dal 104 W Mem 91, Utah 106 L Mem 117, Por 83 W Mem 115, GS 78 W Mem 97, Sac 84 W Mem 102, Min 74 W Mem 81, OKC 119 L Mem 94, Bkn 110 L	The addition of Buddy Hield in February and the return of Karl Anthony Towns has made the Grizzlies a formidable opponent night in and night out. Towns in particular has looked damn near superhuman in weeks 9 & 10 (25/12 in that span)
	15 (8)	48	NY		6-5 NY 107, Tor 119 L Mia 68, NY 120 W Bkn 148, NY 86 L Orl 92, NY 102 W SA 104, NY 92 L NY 104, Por 97 W NY 117, NO 109 W NY 117, Ind 135 L NY 107, GS 113 L NY 98, Sac 72 W NO 75, NY 100 W	Injuries and an extended time away from the team from Drummond, the Knicks have an uphill battle to get to where they planned on being at seasons start. Drummond will be back soon and the recent addition of Kelly Olynyk should help turn things around.
	16 (10)	46	Den		6-5 Den 119, GS 100 W Hou 124, Den 102 L Det 96, Den 97 W Ind 111, Den 96 L Den 114, Dal 129 L Min 90, Den 103 W Den 98, Orl 80 W Den 94, SA 105 L Sac 94, Den 110 W Atl 121, Den 112 L Den 109, Ind 107 W	Denver has had a mixed bag of a season. Mike Conley is playing some of the best basketball of his career and Immanuel Quickley looks like the steal of the draft. However, the Nuggets are on the outside looking in at the Western Conference playoff hunt.
	17 (14)	42	Ind		6-5 Ind 115, Was 108 W Ind 74, Mem 109 L Cha 112, Ind 79 L Ind 136, Bos 133 W Phi 126, Ind 132 W Ind 111, Den 96 W NY 117, Ind 135 W Ind 101, Sac 57 W Ind 99, Mil 123 L Tor 114, Ind 83 L Den 109, Ind 107 L	Injuries have derailed the Pacers and now they expect Gordan Hayward to miss AT LEAST a month of action.
	18 (20)	34	Tor		5-5 Mia 80, Tor 94 W NY 107, Tor 119 W LAL 122, Tor 91 L Phi 136, Tor 99 L Tor 102, LAC 138 L Det 98, Tor 101 W Bkn 134, Tor 129 L Tor 88, NO 93 L Tor 104, Was 101 W Tor 114, Ind 83 W	The return of Lamarcus Aldridge and Lou Williams and the acquisition of back up big man Bobby Portis should help Brad Beal and the Wizards make a playoff push. Beal is out for week 11, but should be good to go for week 12
	19 (21)	29	Bos		4-6 Bos 113, Bkn 125 L Pho 126, Bos 131 W Orl 84, Bos 114 W Ind 136, Bos 133 L Bos 112, Mia 99 W Dal 116, Bos 94 L Bos 93, Phi 110 L Bos 106, Por 99 W Hou 126, Bos 113 L Utah 121, Bos 113 L	Boston has underachieved this season. Partly due to injury and partly due to their inability to address holes in their front court. Still, things could turn around at the drop of a dime when you have PG and Russ leading the charge.
	20 (29)	28	GS		5-7 Den 119, GS 100 L OKC 112, GS 84 L Sac 91, GS 94 W GS 85, Cha 114 L GS 95, LAL 110 L Hou 106, GS 99 L Mem 115, GS 78 L Was 128, GS 81 L NY 107, GS 113 W SA 113, GS 120 W Por 113, GS 120 W Chi 67, GS 99 W	It’s been a rough season for the Warriors, but Bam Adebayo continues to be a bright spot, averaging 17/14/3 in week 10. Cole Anthony should be making his debut in week 12. Things are looking up.
	21 (13)	28	LAL		5-7 LAL 95, NO 74 W Sac 74, LAL 91 W LAL 122, Tor 91 W LAL 70, SA 104 L LAL 61, OKC 130 L GS 95, LAL 110 W LAL 91, Atl 117 L Mia 91, LAL 75 L LAL 76, Cle 101 L LAL 85, NO 58 W LAC 103, LAL 89 L LAL 88, Was 114 L	Christian Wood and James Wiseman are the best players on the Lakers, and yet they combine for just 23 points per game. For the Lakers to have a chance, they’ll need their two big men to be more involved in the offense
	22 (23)	16	Min		3-7 Min 106, Chi 115 L NO 91, Min 95 W Orl 89, Min 107 W Sac 101, Min 110 W SA 109, Min 84 L Min 90, Den 103 L Mem 102, Min 74 L Utah 111, Min 104 L Bkn 127, Min 122 L Min 80, Hou 116 L	Things are turning around somewhat for the T-Wolves, managing to go 3-7 over their last 10. Kevin Love and Avery Bradley making their return from injury should further help this team be at least somewhat competitive. Still, can’t imagine they’ll be winning many games.
	23 (25)	11	Chi		3-6 Sac 93, Chi 105 W Min 106, Chi 115 W Chi 98, Phi 131 L Chi 89, Cle 107 L Mil 110, Chi 84 L NO 92, Chi 88 L Phi 120, Chi 72 L Chi 100, OKC 96 W Chi 67, GS 99 L	Swapping Al Horford’s bad contract for Steven Adams worse contract is certainly a move. But the Bulls have done a great job alleviating themselves of big contracts and even though the team isn’t very good now, they now have a bit of flexibility to get to where they want to be.
	24 (26)	10	Utah		3-8 Utah 77, OKC 124 L Por 109, Utah 88 L SA 107, Utah 97 L Mem 91, Utah 106 W Utah 98, SA 116 L Atl 112, Utah 109 L Hou 136, Utah 108 L Utah 111, Min 104 W Utah 92, Atl 104 L LAC 104, Utah 89 L Utah 121, Bos 113 W	Utah is underachieving but Devin Booker is doing all he can to keep the Jazz in the playoff hunt. In the final game of week 10, Booker dropped 42 points on 8/10 from 3. Utah fans are hoping he keeps up that pace.
	25 (17)	4	Por		2-8 Por 109, Utah 88 W LAC 122, Por 111 L Por 123, Cle 99 W NY 104, Por 97 L Mem 117, Por 83 L Por 116, Dal 120 L Por 62, OKC 134 L Bos 106, Por 99 L Por 113, GS 120 L Was 115, Por 103 L	In a span of 3 weeks the Blazers have made 3 trades resulting in the acquisition of 6 new players. Eric Gordon, Terrence Davis, Jarret Culver, Jaxson Hayes, Ryan Arcidiacano and Tyrese Halliburton. Moves that have yet to pay off, but Halliburton should active next week and that very well could help turn things around
	26 (22)	1	NO		3-9 NO 62, Cha 116 L LAL 95, NO 74 L Phi 121, NO 83 L NO 91, Min 95 L NO 100, Pho 92 W OKC 108, NO 74 L NO 92, Chi 88 W NY 117, NO 109 L Tor 88, NO 93 W NO 77, Was 103 L LAL 85, NO 58 L NO 75, NY 100 L	The Pelicans have been decimated by injuries this season. The recent acquisition of Klay Thompson would indicate that the front office has officially set its sights to next season. However, in spite of being 10 games below .500, the Pelicans are one game out of the 8th seed.
	27 (24)	-2	Cle		2-10 Cle 91, Dal 109 L Mil 101, Cle 83 L Por 123, Cle 99 L Cle 90, Phi 123 L Chi 89, Cle 107 W Cle 107, Det 113 L Phi 119, Cle 112 L Cle 81, Hou 108 L LAL 76, Cle 101 W Det 111, Cle 82 L Cle 80, Pho 120 L Cha 100, Cle 69 L	Cavs clearly have their eyes set towards the future, but have pieces they can use to acquire win now guys. In the interim, Colin’s Sexton 25/6/3 splits should be good enough to garner MIP consideration
	28 (28)	-4	Orl		2-9 Orl 79, Was 99 L Orl 89, Min 107 L Orl 92, NY 102 L Orl 84, Bos 114 L Orl 79, Det 101 L Den 98, Orl 80 L Sac 54, Orl 105 W Orl 74, Pho 108 L Orl 68, LAC 127 L Orl 91, Cha 83 W Orl 70, Det 121 L	Orlando recently hired veteran GM Smokey in hopes of leading a rebuild. One of the most well respected figures in league history has a plan, but it comes at the expense of moving potential ROY, Tyrese Halliburton.
	29 (27)	-19	Mia		1-10 Mia 80, Tor 94 L Mia 68, NY 120 L Phi 122, Mia 91 L Atl 106, Mia 76 L Mia 66, Cha 122 L Mia 91, LAL 75 W Bos 112, Mia 99 L Mia 66, Det 100 L Bkn 104, Mia 83 L Dal 102, Mia 91 L Cha 95, Mia 68 L	In a move that will surely help solidify their #FadeForCade strategy, the Heat acquired Al Horford who is sitting out the remainder of the season. It’ll be interesting to see how long Horford sticks around in Miami given the in progress rebuild they’ve committed to.
	30 (30)	-24	Sac		0-11 Sac 93, Chi 105 L Dal 106, Sac 60 L Sac 74, LAL 91 L Sac 91, GS 94 L Sac 101, Min 110 L Mem 97, Sac 84 L Sac 54, Orl 105 L Sac 93, SA 112 L NY 98, Sac 72 L Ind 101, Sac 57 L Sac 94, Den 110 L	Sacramento continues to struggle, as expected, but they recently acquired promising 2nd year sharpshooter Dylan Windler and veteran 3&D extraordinaire Jae Crowder. A great move that improves the team in both the short and long term.

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