24-25 Stats Power Rankings

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With a couple weeks of play behind us, it's time for the first 24-25 STATS POWER RANKINGS. Remember these ratings are less accurate at the very beginning of the season, but should stabilize as the season goes on.

1. Milwaukee Bucks

2. Brooklyn Nets

3. Boston Celtics

4. Utah Jazz

5. Minnesota Timberwolves

6. Detroit Pistons

7. Atlanta Hawks

8. San Antonio Spurs

9. Phoenix Suns

10. Philadelphia 76ers

11. Memphis Grizzlies

12. Dallas Mavericks

13. New Orleans Pelicans

14. Indiana Pacers

15. Chicago Bulls

16. New York Knicks

17. Denver Nuggets

18. Sacramento Kings

19. Oklahoma City Thunder

20. Golden State Warriors

21. Toronto Raptors

22. Cleveland Cavaliers

23. Miami Heat

24. Houston Rockets

25. Los Angeles Lakers

26. Los Angeles Clippers

27. Washington Wizards

28. Charlotte Hornets

29. Orlando Magic

30. Portland Trail Blazers

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