All Coast Sportsball

10. Philadelphia 76ers (11-9)  Last Week: NR  Welcome the city of brotherly love to the list. After a rocky start they have been stringing together wins with and without Harden, Embiid, and Maxey to get over .500. Granted some of these wins haven't been against great teams (sorry Orlando) but you get rewarded on this list for winning games.  9. Golden State Warriors (11-10) Last Week: NR They're baaaaaaaack. The champs looked like complete shit for 10 games and they still look like shit at times but when they are rolling I don't know if anyone in the west can do anything about it. They have been lights out at home all season long and this week they finally won a couple road games to get over .500. Steph Curry is still Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins has only gotten better, and Klay Thompson FINALLY showed us that he's still got it after shooting 50% or better the last 5 games. The biggest concern for this team is the bench and Jordon Poole seeming to have regressed a bit. T...

 Every Monday I will be giving my updated top 10 NBA power rankings. These are meant to be completely unbiased but no opinion based rankings will ever be done without debate.  1. Boston Celtics (13-3)  The defending eastern conference champions find themselves at the number 1 spot in this first ever ranking. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown have each taken another big step in their development and are looking like the best 1-2 duo in the league this year, combining for an average of 55 points a game. The Celtics haven't missed a beat after cheating-on-fiance coach Ime Udoka was suspended for the season. The West Virginia Mountaineer product Joe Muzzulla has stepped up big time and looks like a coach that players actually give a fuck about what he's saying. 2. Milwaukee Bucks (11-4) After a red hot start to the season the Bucks have cooled off a little bit. Not much to say about the Bucks considering we all know they are going to a contender and have probably the best pl...