2014-15 NBA Power Rankings: Warriors back on top

1.      Golden State Warriors: Maybe Mark Jackson was the problem.

2.      San Antonio Spurs: Breaking News: The Spurs are a good basketball team.

3.      Houston Rockets: So without Howard in the lineup, there is actually real life footage of James Harden playing good defense.

4.      Memphis Grizzlies: When this team drafted Gasol, I am sure they were not expecting this.

5.      Los Angeles Clippers: The Clippers might have the most low key winning streak.

6.      Portland Trail Blazers: And people say the Hawks picked up wins against bad teams. This team is still impressive but check their schedule this past week.

7.      Cleveland Cavaliers: So apparently the Cavs are shopping Waiters, and what do you know they start to become good.

8.     Dallas Mavericks: Monta Ellis have it all.....Monta Ellis may have traveled on that game winner, but Monta Ellis have it all.

9.      Atlanta Hawks: Yes we may not have had the hardest schedule, but guess what we beat the teams we were supposed to (some ending in blowouts) and I didn't hear that complaining when the Grizzlies and Wizards were ranked so high.

10.  Toronto Raptors: You think this team misses Derozan? Getting beat by the Lakers last week makes me think so.

11.   Washington Wizards: Was going to put them higher, but a loss to the Celtics drop them for me.

12.  Phoenix Suns: I like the point guards, its just I wonder how you will accommodate all three of them as the season goes along?

13.  Chicago Bulls: Maybe the Bulls aren't as great as we thought they would be. Is beating them still considered impressive?

14.  Milwaukee Bucks: So maybe we should consider that Jason Kidd is a good coach.  He took Larry Drew's team and made it better.

15.   New Orleans Pelicans: I still don't understand this team, but the only piece on this roster that works is Anthony Freaking Davis.

16.  Oklahoma City Thunder: Westbrook may have had the greatest dunk of the month, also that ending to the Pistons/Thunder game was.......interesting.

17.   Miami Heat: I remember a time when lots of people though Norris Cole was better than Kyrie Irving. Times have changed.

18.  Sacramento Kings: Talk about a team falling off...

19.  Orlando Magic: Congrats, you aren't the worst team in the southeast division.

20. Boston Celtics: It amazes me of how bad this team is in the 4^th quarter, but they did manage to hold on and beat the Wizards.  Take that Paul Pierce.

21.  Brooklyn Nets: So remember when I mentioned this team could only be good only because a lot of "ifs"? Yeah that hasn't happened.

22. Denver Nuggets: You know who hates Nate Robinson more than Hawks fans? Nuggets fans.

23. Indiana Pacers: Couple of tough losses but with this roster, Vogel should win coach of the year.

24. Los Angeles Lakers: Kobe refuses to let this ship sink which makes this team so exciting to watch.

25.  Charlotte Hornets:  There is a problem with this team and yeah Lance may be the issue. But congrats, they got a win against a team worse than them on the ranking.

26. Utah Jazz: Ouch injuries hasn't helped this young team at all this week.

27.  New York Knicks: Remember when we assumed the triangle would instantly make this team good? Good times.

28. Philadelphia 76ers: SET OFF THE FIREWORKS!!! THIS TEAM DIDN'T HAVE A LOSING WEEK!!!!

29. Minnesota Timberwolves: Not having Rubio really hurts, especially when giving up a win to the team trying to lose every game.

30. Detroit Pistons: I was so wrong about thinking Stan Van could get through to this team.  The Pistons are officially the worst team in the NBA at the moment. Also let's all have a moment for the Pistons fans that witnessed that final play by Brandon Jennings and Josh Smith against the Thunder.