NBA power rankings: Week 6
Another week of NBA action is in the books, you the fans have voted and the DeseretNews.com NBA power rankings are here.
San Antonio and Oklahoma City highlight the best the NBA has to offer, Miami dropped a few slots after a shocker of a loss in Washington, and Utah is creeping its way closer to the top-10.
You may notice a lot of differences in the way we're treating the power rankings. We value your feedback and your input. Please comment, email or tweet @EarlOfHemsley with your suggestions to improve our power rankings.
DeseretNews.com NBA Power Rankings
- San Antonio (+video)
- Oklahoma City (+video)
- Memphis (+video)
- New York (+video)
- Miami (+video)
- Atlanta
- L.A. Clippers
- Golden State
- Brooklyn
- Chicago
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Utah (+video)
- Indiana
- Milwaukee
- Dallas
- Houston
- Minnesota
- Denver
- L.A. Lakers (+video)
- Sacramento
- Orlando
- Portland
- Detroit
- New Orleans
- Charlotte
- Phoenix
- Washington
- Cleveland
- Toronto
DeseretNews.com Fan Poll Power Rankings
- San Antonio (+video)
- Oklahoma City (+video)
- Memphis (+video)
- Miami (+video)
- Boston
- New York (+video)
- Indiana
- Brooklyn
- Utah (+video)
- Atlanta
- L.A. Clippers
- Denver
- L.A. Lakers (+video)
- Golden State
- Toronto
- Dallas
- Detroit
- Chicago
- Houston
- Philadelphia
- Milwaukee
- Washington
- Minnesota
- Portland
- Charlotte
- Orlando
- Phoenix
- Sacramento
- New Orleans
- Cleveland
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Thanks for displaying the list on one screen, rather than making readers flip through them one at a time. Very convenient!
Thanks for a terrific article.