Spurs, Thunder Dominate NBA Race

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With only two weeks left in the 2025-26 NBA regular season, the latest power rankings

put the San Antonio Spurs at number one.

With a 56-18 record, edging out the Oklahoma City Thunder at 59-16 for the West Top Seed.

These two have dominated since February, turning every matchup into a playoff preview.

Meanwhile, the Spurs are riding an eight-game win streak, blowing out weaker teams left

and right, while the Thunder have won 14 of their last.

15 but dropped a key one to the Boston Celtics.

Detroit Pistons sit third at 54 and 20, flexing depth without injured Cade Cunningham, and

the Los Angeles Lakers are scorching with.

11 wins and 12, down low, tankers like the Indiana Pacers at 17 and 58, and Brooklyn

Nets at 18 and 57 are praying for high-draft picks.

After blown chances like J-Huff's missed free throws, Milwaukee Bucks faced tension, as

Giannis pushes the play, but the team holds him out with calf issues, signaling a possible

split.

Shifting gears, the MVP race is neck and neck between Shy Guilgis Alexander and Victor

Wimbanyama, with Wimbis surging on metrics in eye tests.

Philly Sixes get a boost from Tyree's Maxi, Joel and Beat and Paul George returning,

having 157 points in a blowout.

As seating locks in, expect fireworks.

These arms races mean one slip could shuffle everything, with young cores like San Antonio

proving they're no.

Fluke come postseason.