只列前十名 我們的溜馬從第十一名進步到第九名囉:) 1 (1) Pistons 26-5 Well . . . now we know the team Pistons least want to see in the Finals. A second straight loss to Utah -- Utah -- leaves our trusty No. 1 on a mere 69-13 pace. 2 (2) Spurs 26-8 Just a hunch, but I'm guessing Spurs don't mind one bit that their 26 wins (yes, same as Detroit's total) are generating very little attention/scrutiny/hoopla. 3 (3) Mavericks 25-9 No team has consistently hovered on the heels of the Pistons-Spurs duo-opoly like Mavs and here's a big reason why: Dallas is 7-1 in the next game after a loss. 4 (4) Nets 19-12 The week off should have helped preserve Nets' hold onto the coveted No. 4 slot. But they barely held on, even after Vince's buzzer-beater in Toronto, because Suns are that hot. 5 (6) Suns 22-11 Why didn't they think of this sooner? Official name change from AWA to US Airways Center coincides with a back-to-back sweep of Heat and (rested) Spurs. 6 (8) Grizzlies 21-11 My apologies. Grizz have played like they don't realize Stoudamire's injury is supposed to drop them a notch or two. Not until they got to Chicago, anyway. 7 (5) Cavaliers 20-11 Cavs will miss Hughes, obviously, but can probably scrape by in the short term if LBJ keeps this up: 32.5 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 6.9 apg and 51.4-percent shooting since Dec. 1. 8 (7) Heat 20-15 If Riles' goal was shifting the focus off Wade missing a game and an ugly start to a seven-game trip, dropping hints about leaving coaching at season's end did the trick. 9 (11) Pacers 18-13 If you thought last season was one of a kind, think again: O'Neal and Tinsley have been unavailable in recent days . . . and the Artest Watch today spills into its second month. 10 (13) Jazz 17-17 When you've got Milt Palacio, who needs John Stockton? A slight exaggeration, perhaps, but for one magical overtime in Motown you couldn't laugh at that question. --

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