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NBA Power Rankings: Spurs Lead the Way
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Published in Sports and Competition on Tuesday, February 24th 2026 at 22:32 GMT by Sporting NewsLocales: Texas, Utah, UNITED STATES
Here's a look at the current NBA Power Rankings as of February 25th, 2026:
1. San Antonio Spurs (37-23) - The Spurs' surge continues, fueled by Wembanyama's development and a commitment to team play. Their ability to share the ball and defend consistently is what sets them apart.
2. Boston Celtics (36-24) - The Celtics remain a top team in the East, but recent struggles raise questions about their playoff readiness. Internal chemistry needs attention.
3. Denver Nuggets (38-22) - Still the defending champions, the Nuggets are finding their rhythm after an inconsistent start. Jokic is still a dominant force.
4. Oklahoma City Thunder (35-25) - Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leads a dynamic Thunder team that's poised for a deep playoff run.
5. Minnesota Timberwolves (32-28) - The Timberwolves are a solid playoff team, but lack the star power to truly contend.
6. Los Angeles Clippers (31-29) - Injuries have hampered the Clippers, but they remain a dangerous team when healthy.
7. Dallas Mavericks (33-27) - Luka Doncic continues to carry a heavy load for the Mavericks, but they need more consistent contributions from supporting players.
8. New York Knicks (30-30) - The Knicks are a competitive team, but lack the firepower to consistently challenge the top teams in the East.
9. Philadelphia 76ers (29-31) - Joel Embiid's health remains a concern for the 76ers, impacting their playoff prospects.
10. Orlando Magic (28-32) - A surprise contender, the Magic are building a promising young core.
11. Phoenix Suns (28-32) - The Suns are struggling to find consistency despite their star power.
12. Miami Heat (27-33) - The Heat are still dangerous, but their aging roster is showing signs of wear and tear.
13. Sacramento Kings (26-34) - The Kings are a fun team to watch, but lack the defensive intensity to be a serious playoff threat.
14. Golden State Warriors (25-35) - The Warriors are fading, and questions are being raised about the future of their core.
15. Detroit Pistons (15-45) - Still rebuilding, the Pistons have a long way to go.
Read the Full Sporting News Article at:
[ https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nba/san-antonio-spurs/news/nba-power-rankings-spurs-shine-post-all-star-shake-can-they-stay-top/a20c6250ded465df8ea5ce13 ]
