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[Truth Hurts]

1		L.A. Lakers (53-20) Pace: 93.3 (20), Off: 108.7 (4), Def: 101.5 (6) They just about stole one against the Suns on Tuesday, but the Lakers are now 15-1 since the All-Star break. After three days off, they have a playoff-position game against the Mavs on Thursday. Sunday's visit from Denver will be just as big a test. The Nuggets have the best point differential since the break.
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2		Chicago (53-19) Pace: 92.9 (22), Off: 105.2 (12), Def: 97.1 (1) The MVP debate still deserves more discussion, but there's no denying that Derrick Rose was electrifying at the close of the Bulls' wins over the Grizzlies and Bucks last week. Chicago is playing its best offense of the season, scoring 115.1 points per 100 possessions over its last 10 games.
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3		San Antonio (57-16) Pace: 94.8 (14), Off: 109.1 (2), Def: 102.2 (8) Suddenly, the Spurs are in (some measure of) trouble. Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili are both hurt, they've lost three straight for the first time this season, and with the way the Lakers and Bulls are playing, they still have some work to do to hold on to the No. 1 seed overall.
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4		Oklahoma City (48-24) Pace: 95.2 (13), Off: 108.4 (5), Def: 103.8 (14) Kendrick Perkins came up with some big plays down the stretch of Sunday's win over the Blazers and is shooting 65 percent with the Thunder, but his free-throw shooting (7-for-17) might prevent them from having the highest free-throw percentage of all time. They're currently fifth all time at 82.4 percent.
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5		Miami (51-22) Pace: 93.4 (19), Off: 109.0 (3), Def: 100.6 (5) Led by the big three, the Heat offense has been off the charts, scoring 115.2 points per 100 possessions as they've won eight of their last nine. Looking at their schedule, it would be surprising if they don't have an 11-game winning streak and an edge in the standings when they host the Celtics on April 10.
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6		Dallas (52-21) Pace: 93.2 (21), Off: 108.0 (7), Def: 102.4 (9) Peja Stojakovic hasn't exactly scorched the nets (42 percent) in his time with Dallas, but the Mavs are somehow 15-0 when he plays at least 15 minutes. At 74 straight makes, Dirk Nowitzki's free-throw streak now starts to get interesting. The record, set by Michael Williams in 1993, is 97.
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7		Boston (51-21) Pace: 92.6 (23), Off: 104.1 (17), Def: 97.3 (2) Thanks to two key offensive rebounds and two ugly turnovers from the Wolves on Sunday, the Celtics still haven't lost three straight games this season and still have a one-game edge in the loss column on the Heat for second in the East. Otherwise, a narrow escape in Minnesota isn't much of a positive.
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8		Orlando (47-26) Pace: 94.0 (18), Off: 106.0 (10), Def: 99.3 (3) The Magic have won five straight for the first time since early January, but they're banged up in the backcourt with Jameer Nelson suffering a sprained knee against the Nets on Friday and J.J. Redick out with an abdominal strain. That means more minutes for Gilbert Arenas, who shot 1-for-12 on Friday.
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9		Denver (44-29) Pace: 97.9 (3), Off: 109.9 (1), Def: 105.2 (17) The Nuggets brushed off those Florida losses and returned home to score 117 points per 100 possessions in three wins, despite the absence of Arron Afflalo. They've won nine straight at the Pepsi Center, with Ty Lawson shooting 54 percent and Chris Andersen shooting 23-for-27 in the nine games.
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10		Portland (42-31) Pace: 90.9 (30), Off: 105.1 (14), Def: 103.8 (13) Gerald Wallace is better known for his defense, but he's had more of an offensive impact on the Blazers thus far. His 40 points in Sunday's loss in Oklahoma City were a season high, but that performance couldn't top Nicolas Batum's four points in 0.9 seconds to beat the Spurs on Friday.
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	RK (LW)	TEAM	REC	COMMENT
	1 (1)	Lakers	53-20	Only three times in the last 10 seasons has the team with the best record after the All-Star break won it all. The way that the reigning champs have been rolling, that amounts to a ray of hope for the rest of the field.
	2 (2)	Bulls	53-19	Remember our recent suggestion in this cyberspace that the Bulls had to spruce up that pedestrian 15-13 road record? Check. They're 6-2 on the road since to help cement their status as the league's clear-cut No. 2.
	3 (4)	Heat	51-22	With seven of their nine games left against teams with losing records -- and knowing how clinical they are (32-5) against the sub-.500 set -- you can't completely dismiss the Heat's chances of snagging the East's top seed.
	4 (6)	Mavericks	52-21	Caron Butler (knee) continues to insist he'll be back at some stage in the playoffs, but Dallas has an effective replacement if it can keep Peja healthy. How effective? The Mavs are 15-0 when Peja plays at least 15 minutes.
	5 (3)	Spurs	57-16	How bad are the Timmy (ankle) and Manu (thigh bruise) injuries? Serious enough, after a season of largely good health, to prompt rising panic in Alamo Country about holding onto the No. 1 seed, playoff prospects, etc.
	6 (5)	Celtics	51-21	One more time in case you haven't heard it: Friday's collapse against Charlotte marked the first time in Celts history that they fell to a team 10 or more games under .500 after leading by 10 or more to start the fourth.
	7 (10)	Nuggets	44-29	The COY ballot is officially impossible thanks to what the Nuggets have done (12-4) minus Melo. George Karl's work, pre- and post-trade ... who's been better? Can't conclusively say Thibodeau, Popovich, whoever.
	8 (7)	Thunder	48-24	Don't think anyone in OKC will mind too much at 11-2 in March, but Durant is in the midst of his lowest-scoring month all season (25.1 ppg) and almost never gets mentioned in an MVP race he was widely tipped to win.
	9 (9)	Magic	47-26	This probably speaks more to the ongoing Boston funk and Miami's recent 5-6 stretch against .500-or-better teams, but Orlando actually has the East's second-best record since the All-Star break ... at a modest 11-5.
	10 (11)	Grizzlies	41-33	One of the questions of the season: How are the Grizz -- now 10-6 against the West's top four and who just went 2-1 in a Boston/Chicago/San Antonio stretch with the first two on the road -- only a No. 8 seed?

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올스타 브레이크 이후 15승 1패를 기록하고 있는 레이커스가 양쪽 사이트에서

1위를 차지하고 있습니다.

레이커스는 향후 댈러스, 오클라호마시티, 포틀랜드, 덴버, 샌안토니오 등 강팀들과의 대결이 남아 있어서

지금의 페이스를 과연 유지할 수 있을지 궁금해집니다.

한편 1위를 달리고 있는 샌안토니오가 지노빌리, 던컨의 부상으로 남은 경기에서 어떤 모습을 보여줄지.

엠브피가 거의 확실시되는 로즈의 시카고가 동부 1위는 물론 샌안토니오까지 따라잡을 수 있을지,

그리고 최근 강력한 포스를 보여주고 있는 제임스, 웨이드, 보쉬의 마이애미가 어떤 성적으로 시즌을 마감할지,

샤크의 컴백을 기다리는 보스턴, 퍼킨스의 가세로 짜임새 있는 팀이 된 오클라호마시티 등의 최종 성적이 어떨지

많은 것들이 궁금해지는 시즌 막바지입니다.

[Closer Kobe]

역시 레이커스!

[카멜로 앤쏘희]

장하다 덴버ㅠㅠ

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[LAL-브라이언Kim]

레이커스 역시 대단함

[UN4GETTABLE]

어이쿠 우리 보스턴이 6위 7위 씩이나 하다니 참 자랑스럽습니다.

[Kevin_Garnett]

도대체 퍼킨스 왜 트레이드한걸까.. 오닐 2명은 나중에 게임 나올수가 있을까..

[Flash.Rose.Griffin]

잘 봤습니다..^^

[[LAL]likeKB]

잘봤습니다^^