Western Conference standings big change: Timberwolves rise to the top of the standings, Warriors fall to 10th place with 6 consecutive losses, and Spurs fall to 1 with 8 straight losses

On November 19, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. There are a total of 6 games in the NBA today, and the results of four of them have affected the Western Conference standings. After all the games today, the Timberwolves moved up to first place in the West, the Warriors dropped to 10th place in the West, and the Spurs dropped to the bottom of the West.

In the game between the Timberwolves and the Pelicans, the Pelicans led by as many as 15 points at one point, but they were outscored by the Timberwolves 36-25 in the final quarter, and with Towns' quasi-stunner, the Timberwolves defeated the Pelicans 121-120 on the road. The Timberwolves have a 9-3 record and have temporarily risen to first place in the West. It should be noted that the Timberwolves have a 5-1 record in games that have reached critical moments this season.

In the other game, the Mavericks would have been on track to finish first in the West, as they led the Bucks by more than double digits on the road. But in the final quarter, the Mavericks were hit by the Bucks on a frantic 43-27 run and eventually suffered a big comeback, losing 125-132 to the Bucks on the road. After today's loss, the Mavericks have a record of 9 wins and 4 losses, and they are temporarily overtaken by the Timberwolves and Nuggets.

In a matchup of the bottom teams in the West, the bottom-placed Grizzlies take on the bottom-ranked Spurs away from home. The Spurs led by as many as 19 points in the first half, but the game began to change at the end of the third quarter, and the Grizzlies started the final quarter with an 18-0 run, and finally the Grizzlies completed a big comeback and defeated the Spurs 120-108. With this victory, the Grizzlies have a 3-9 record, temporarily getting rid of the bottom position in the West, and the Spurs have suffered an 8-game losing streak and a 3-10 record, replacing the Grizzlies in the bottom of the West.

In the final game of the day, the Warriors hosted the challenge of the Thunder, and Curry ushered in a comeback today. The two sides played extremely anxiously, and the game was tied in the final moments, Curry made a layup and Looney picked up a rebound for Wiggins, who hit a three-point shot, but then Holmgren hit a magical hit to equalize the game, and the two sides went into overtime 117-117. Alexander scored 10 points to dominate the overtime, and the Thunder defeated the Warriors 130-123 on the road. The Thunder won four in a row and their record became 9-4, while the Warriors suffered a six-game losing streak and lost 6-8, dropping the Warriors to 10th place in the West.

The latest rankings of the West are as follows:

1. Timberwolves (9-3) 2. Nuggets (9-3) 3. Mavericks (9-4) 4. Thunder (9-4)

5. Kings (7-4) 6. Rockets (6-4) 7. Lakers (7-6) 8. Suns (6-6)

9. Pelicans (6-7) 10. Warriors (6-8) 11. Clippers (4-7) 12. Jazz (4-8)

13. Grizzlies (3-9) 14. Trail Blazers (3-9) 15. Spurs (3-10)