🏀 NBA Predictions

💪 Where every NBA team stands right now

Ranked 0-100 by our model, built from real completed games — not preseason hype or a human poll. Tap any team for its full season rating history. Showing the top 30 of 37 rated teams.

1 New York Knicks 74-33

99 2 San Antonio Spurs 80-31

96 3 Oklahoma City Thunder 79-24

93 4 Detroit Pistons 69-31

91 5 Boston Celtics 62-31

88 6 Charlotte Hornets 47-42

85 7 Denver Nuggets 59-34

82 8 Cleveland Cavaliers 61-43

80 9 Houston Rockets 58-34

77 10 Los Angeles Lakers 58-40

74 11 Minnesota Timberwolves 57-43

72 12 Orlando Magic 53-42

69 13 Toronto Raptors 53-42

66 14 Atlanta Hawks 50-42

64 15 LA Clippers 45-42

61 16 Philadelphia 76ers 51-47

58 17 Phoenix Suns 49-43

55 18 Team Stars 2-1

53 19 Miami Heat 43-46

50 20 Portland Trail Blazers 45-47

47 21 Melbourne United 0-1

45 22 World 0-2

42 23 Team Stripes 2-1

39 24 Pnx 0-1

36 25 Hapoel Jerusalem 0-1

34 26 Loong-Lions 0-3

31 27 Golden State Warriors 41-48

28 28 New Orleans Pelicans 28-58

26 29 Dallas Mavericks 29-57

23 30 Milwaukee Bucks 35-51

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📰 Latest NBA news

Real ESPN headlines, not a summary we wrote — follow through for the full story.

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  Oklahoma City's Chet Holmgren told reporters Saturday afternoon that the departures of three contributors to the Thunder's 2025 championship team felt "like losing a family member," but at the same time, "that's how the business of this game goes."
• Sources: Warriors bring back Gary Payton II on vet minimum
  The Warriors are bringing back forward Gary Payton II on a one-year, $3.9 million veteran minimum deal, sources said.
• Kevin Durant compares 76ers' star power to his Warriors teams
  Kevin Durant compared the new-look 76ers to his Warriors teams in terms of offensive firepower after Philly added LeBron James in free agency.

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