NBA Power Rankings: Thunder & Spurs Top, Celtics & Pistons Hungry

0:00It's April 13th. From game day to every day, this is Boston Celtics News today, powered by AI. The NBA regular season just wrapped, and we're dropping power rankings fused with report cards for all 30 teams. Oklahoma City Thunder claimed, number 1, with 64 wins and 18 losses holding the top spot all year, earning an A grade. San Antonio Spurs said at number 2, with 62 wins, powered by Victor Wimbanyama's MVP level play. San Celtics land 3rd at 56 wins, Detroit Pistons 5th with 60 wins, and Denver Nuggets 4th. Earlier this week, we ranked based on championship odds for playoff teams and tank success for lottery squads. Bottom feeders like Washington Wizards, at 17 wins and 65 losses, pulled a B for losing big while scouting young talent like Alex Tsar. Indiana Pacers aced it with an A, positioning perfectly for top draft picks without their star guard. Fans are buzzing over wild twists, like the Lakers at number 8, despite injuries sidelining

1:04Luca Don Chiche and Austin Reeves right before playoffs. Milwaukee Bucks flunked with an F-amid coaching changes and trade drama around Giannis and Teito Co-O-Bo. Teens like the Kings got hammered with an F for mismatching stars like Demard de Rosen and Zach Levine. Fresh details show grades curved against preseason goals, defending champs hit theirs differently. Lakers thrived intentionally, standouts include Nicola Jokic, leading in assists and rebounds for Nuggets, and Charlotte Hornets flipping their season for a B after a hot streak, playing battles loom for squads like Orlando Magic and Golden State Warriors. As playoffs heat up, expect these rankings to shift with health and matchups. Thunder and spurs look prime to dominate, but never sleep on a healthy. Plotic Squad or Hungry Pistons, keep it locked for the chase.