The 2024-25 NBA season rolls on as the Cavs continue to climb while 76ers and Bucks struggle. See where all 30 teams stack up this week.

The Brooklyn Nets have fallen below .500 and the novelty from their surprising start is beginning to wear off. While the Nets were competitive earlier in the month against top contending teams like the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers,

The Rockets and Warriors are two unlikely teams that sit on top of the Western Conference and near the top of the NBA power rankings.

We’re still so early in the season that traditional indicators of a team’s strengths and weaknesses aren’t particularly sturdy, so instead of talking a whole bunch about point differentials and whatnot,

The Nets now ranked 10th in offensive rating (114.3) but 26th in defensive rating (117.1), 20th in net rating (-2.8), and 30th in pace (96.3). Their team stats have taken a noticeable dip compared to the very start of the season.

The Rockets have the NBA’s fifth-best record and are No. 5 in net rating, and that’s lifted them to the No. 5 spot in NBA.com’s latest power rankings.

The NBA continues through the month of November with injuries having an impact on the Arizona Republic’s latest NBA Top 5 power rankings through Sunday’s games.

The Dallas Mavericks have started the season 7-7, suffering four straight losses by a combined eight points over the last two weeks. They've rebounded recently to beat the San Antonio Spurs and OKC Thunder, but those losses are still at the forefront of everyone's minds.

Precious few stars and teams (hello, Rockets) have avoided time lost to ailments. These latest rankings take stock of the walking wounded.

The Cavaliers continue their undefeated streak and remain at the top of the rankings. After a maddening and emotional week, how will the Wolves fare?