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2018 NBA Power Rankings: Week Five
2018 NBA Power Rankings: Week Five
The Milwaukee Bucks find themselves atop this week's standings, after weeks of toiling near the bottom despite an excellent record. The Grizzlies (a team I said to watch out for), are enjoying the #2 spot, as well as leading the Western Conference in the standings thus far. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics, teams that occupied the #1 and #2 spot in the first rankings, respectively, have dropped far down in the rankings, at #25 and #26. The only constants week-to-week seem to be the Miami Heat and Atlanta Hawks - teams that, more often than not, are among the bottom five teams in the rankings.

Here are the current NBA Power Rankings, as determined by Ric Flair's legendary quote,:"To be the man, you gotta beat the man" :

1. Milwaukee Bucks +22
(13-4)

2. Memphis Grizzlies +15
(12-6)

3. Washington Wizards -2
(6-11)

4. Houston Rockets
(9-7)

5. Dallas Mavericks -3
(8-9)

6. Sacramento Kings
(10-8)

7. Los Angeles Lakers
(10-7)

8. Los Angeles Clippers -5
(12-6)

9. Charlotte Hornets +13
(9-8)

10. Toronto Raptors +4
(15-4)

11. Detroit Pistons
(8-7)

12. Oklahoma City Thunder +4
(11-6)

13. Indiana Pacers +15
(11-7)

14. Orlando Magic -4
(9-9)

15. Philadelphia 76ers +10
(13-7)

16. New Orleans Pelicans -1
(10-8)

17. Denver Nuggets +4
(11-7)

18. Chicago Bulls
(5-13)

19. Cleveland Cavaliers
(2-14)

20. New York Knicks
(5-14)

21. Portland Trail Blazers -13
(12-6)

22. Phoenix Suns -10
(3-14)

23. Minnesota Timberwolves -18
(8-11)

24. San Antonio Spurs +2
(8-9)

25. Boston Celtics -12
(9-9)

26. Golden State Warriors -2
(12-7)

27. Brooklyn Nets -3
(8-12)

28. Utah Jazz -19
(8-10)

29. Atlanta Hawks
(3-15)

30. Miami Heat -3
(6-11)
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