The all-time player for the Okc Thunder has consistently recommended to the head coach that the team add a striker to help them accomplish their goals.
There is approximately one-third of the regular season remaining when the league resumes play after the 2024 All-Star break.
With an eight-game winning streak going, the Boston Celtics remain the league’s best team without a doubt this season.
In the meantime, the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Minnesota Timberwolves both became members of the elite group with 40 wins and 20 losses. The Denver Nuggets will soon cross that threshold.
With the Brooklyn Nets’ dismissal of Jacque Vaughn, there was also another change in head coaching. Following a dismal season for Brooklyn, an unexpected move was made.
This week’s ThunderWire NBA power rankings for the week of February 20–26 are as follows:
30 Wizards of Washington (9–48)
Adams, Alonzo; USA TODAY Sports
Prior order: 30
With 11 straight losses, the Wizards have amassed the longest active losing streak in the league. Their rate of defeat is impressive. Washington is still among the worst teams in the league and has the ability to overtake the Pistons for the worst record, even with a new head coach.
For the majority of the season, the Pistons have had the worst record in the league, and a current five-game losing streak has prevented the Wizards from capturing that title. This week, Detroit made headlines off the court when Isaiah Stewart was suspended for three games by the league following his altercation with Drew Eubanks of the Suns.
