NBA's latest combat strength list The Suns surpass the Warriors to the top The Nets are the fifth Lakers fifteenth

Ball World December 14, 2019 Today NA officially released the latest issue of the team's combat strength list, which is also the 13th issue of the season, the Suns successfully reached the top of the list, and the Warriors and Jazz ranked second and third respectively. The specific rankings are as follows:

1-10 are: Suns, Warriors, Jazz, Bucks, Nets, Cavaliers, Heat, Bulls, 76ers, Grizzlies; 11-15 are: Clippers, Hornets, Hawks, Wizards, Lakers, Celtics, Nuggets, Lone Rangers, Raptors, Pacers; 21-25 are: Timberwolves, Knicks, Spurs, Trail Blazers, Rockets, Kings, Thunder, Pelicans, Magic, Pistons.

The Warriors have always dominated the top spot before this, but in the past 7 games, the Warriors have lost 3 of them, and Curry is about to break Allen's three-point record while encountering the opponent's strict defense, which eventually led to a recent poor hand of only 21 points per game. In contrast, the Suns defeated the Celtics, Spurs and other teams in the absence of Booker's injury, and once again began their own winning streak.

The Jazz are currently gaining momentum and have achieved seven consecutive wins, the longest winning streak in the league at present, with as many as five people averaging in double figures per game and a balanced attack and defense. As the defending champions, the Bucks have won consecutive games in recent games after the players have returned from injuries, and alphabet brothers can get an average of 27+11+6 data per game.

Although the Nets have a better record than the Bucks, they are at a disadvantage against teams with a 50% or more winning percentage in the league. The Cavaliers, a dark horse of the season, are currently fourth in the East, achieving their best record since James left the team.