With the arrival of the NBA trading deadline, the reinforcements of various NBA organizations have also come to an end. So the question is, what will be the situation of the NBA teams' strength rankings after the trade is completed? In response to this question, the famous sports media BR gave us the answer, let's take a look at the ranking given by BR.
Top 5: 1 - Suns (45-10), 2 - Grizzlies (39-18), 3 - Warriors (41-15), 4- Heat (36-20), 5 - Philadelphia (33-22)
These five teams focus on philadelphia, which undoubtedly has the most moving team of 30 teams, and they have welcomed MVP player Harden. In addition to Harden, Philadelphia added an experienced Millsap to the bench. I don't know, what do you think of Harden joining Philadelphia? Anyway, it seems to me that Harden joining Philadelphia will make Philadelphia a championship-level team. Harden's addition will make Philadelphia's offense very smooth, will increase the team's offensive firepower, and his combination with Embiid will become one of the best interior combinations in the league. All in all, Philadelphia now has a big three lineup of Embiid + Harris + Harden, and they already have the hard power to impact the championship. However, head coach Rivers may still be a weakness.
6-10: 6- Bucks (35-22), 7-Cavaliers (35-21), 8-Mavericks (33-23), 9-Bulls (35-21), 10-Green (32-25)
These five teams give you a chat about the Cavaliers. I believe that at the beginning of the season, no fan would have thought that the Cavaliers could play such a good record, and no fans would have thought that the Cavaliers could get the second place in the East. Truth be told, the Cavaliers are strong enough today, and their roster is perfect enough. There is Allen on the inside, he can eat cakes and protect the frame, and he is a very good interior defender. Mobley has a very good impact, Love has returned this season, Makanin's outside shots are outstanding, there is a double gun combination of Garland and Sexton on the outside, and the bench is also a seasoned master of control Rondo. Again, maybe the Cavaliers don't have the strength to win the championship yet, but it wouldn't be surprising if the Cavaliers can reach the Eastern Conference semifinals this season.
11-15: 11 - Nuggets (30-25), 12 - Jazz (35-21), 13 - Raptors (31-23), 14 - Timberwolves (29-27), 15 - DragonHawks (26-29)
16-20: 16 - Nets (29-26), 17 - Hornets (29-28), 18 - Clippers (27-30), 19 - Lakers (26-30), 20-Knicks (25-31)
First of all, the Lakers, this time the deal lakers came to a "bamboo basket to hit the water empty". Before the trade deadline, everyone thought that the Lakers would dump Wei Shao, and even if they did not trade Wei Shao, they would definitely make changes in the lineup. However, what fans did not expect is that the Lakers have not made any changes, the current Lakers are still the previous Lakers, and the current Lakers can only rely on their own ball to change. However, for this Lakers, we really can't say that they are a championship-level team.
After talking about the Lakers, let's talk about the Nets. We honestly say that Simmons is indeed not as strong as Harden, especially in terms of scoring ability. However, I would like to say that the Nets have a lot of scoring players, Durant, Irving, Curry are all players with super scoring ability. Instead, what the Nets need most is a player who can defend and organize tandems, and Simmons is obviously one of those kinds of players. Again, although Simmons's scoring ability is not as good as Harden's, Simmons is the most needed link in the Nets lineup.
21-25: 21- Pelicans (22-23), 22-Spurs (21-35), 23-Wizards (25-29), 24-Kings (21-36), 25-Pacers (19-38)
25-30: Thunder (17-38), Rockets (15-40), Blazers (22-34), Magic (13-44), Pistons (12-44)