NBA Power Rankings
The Oklahoma City Thunder have reclaimed the top spot in the newest NBA power rankings, with the Los Angeles Lakers at No. 5 and Houston Rockets at No. 15. With one month left in the 2025-26 regular season, playoff seeding remains fluid in both conferences. The Boston Celtics continue to appear as the East's strongest contender despite recent losses.
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The San Antonio Spurs have taken the top spot in the latest NBA power rankings, making a compelling case as the best team in the Western Conference. Victor Wembanyama's defensive impact is drawing comparisons to prime Stephen Curry's offensive influence. Meanwhile, the Cavaliers and Celtics are surging in the East, while the Rockets and Knicks remain unpredictable.
The Oklahoma City Thunder hold the No. 1 spot in Week 4 NBA power rankings with a 10-1 record after a 35-point comeback win over the Memphis Grizzlies. The San Antonio Spurs rise to third place at 7-2, bolstered by De'Aaron Fox's return and Victor Wembanyama's impact. Other contenders include the Denver Nuggets, Houston Rockets, and Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The Dallas Mavericks have fallen to No. 22 in John Schuhmann's latest NBA power rankings on NBA.com, down three spots from the previous week. Injuries in the frontcourt have hampered the team's start to the season, leading to struggles in rebounding and scoring inside. Despite the challenges, smaller lineups have boosted their shooting efficiency.