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2015-16 Power Rankings: Week 5
RANK	TEAM / RECORD	TRENDING	COMMENTS
1	Golden State 18-0	-- Last Week: 1	The St. Louis Maroons, back in 1884 before Major League Baseball was in existence, are the only known franchise in North America's four major team sports to open a season with a longer unbeaten run (20-0) than the 18-0 Dubs. Weassume a loss is probably coming on this looming seven-game trip. But who would dare say it any stronger than that?
2	San Antonio 14-3	-- Last Week: 2	Life, in general, is going swimmingly for the Spurs, who are right where they like it -- completely under the radar -- as they win a bunch while blending in LaMarcus Aldridge ... and while Golden State soaks up all the spotlight. Not sure, though, that we can continue to call them the NBA's Ball Movement Kings, as these recent tweets will explain.
3	Cleveland 13-4	-- Last Week: 3	Kudos to LeBron James for trying to manufacture urgency after each of Cleveland's four defeats, but we'll let you know when there's real cause for concern. Kyrie Irving and Iman Shumpert haven't played yet. Timo Mozgov, Mo Williams and Matthew Dellavedova have missed time, too. And you still can't dream up a threat to the Cavs in the East.
4	Oklahoma City 11-6	-- Last Week: 4	The Thunder validated the Committee's thinking in the wake of our decision last Monday to bump them up to No. 4 largely on the strength of Kevin Durant's looming return. With KD back in uniform, OKC posted three double-digit wins to move to 7-3 this season when No. 35 is available to team up with the one-man cyclone known as Angry Russ.
5	Indiana 11-5	3 Last Week: 8	Frank Vogel has taken to calling Paul George this league's best two-way player. And who can argue at the minute? With not a lot of Pacers playing peak ball around him and the team changing its style on the fly, Indy starts a new week as the East's No. 2 team in nightly point differential at +6.2 and fresh off a sparkly 11-2 record in November.
6	Toronto 11-7	1 Last Week: 7	After a league-high 12 road games already and with a home win over Cleveland on Drake Night to savor, Toronto needn't dwell too much on Sunday night's narrow home loss to Phoenix on the back end of a back-to-back. Getting more of what they've seen so far from Luis Scola, who's shooting a bonus .500 from the 3-point line, would be a fun sidebar.
7	Miami 10-5	1 Last Week: 6	If it seems like we're always writing about Hassan Whiteside, we have to ask you something: How can we resist? He's sporting a PER of 26.5 and just became the first player to reject at least 70 shots through 15 games since Dikembe Mutombo in 1995-96. The same Mutombo, in case you missed it, who just got his jersey retired by the Hawks.
8	Chicago 9-5	3 Last Week: 5	In the last game of Fred Hoiberg's first month as an NBA coach, Chicago will trot out the league's26th-most efficient offense against San Antonio'sNo. 1-ranked defense. The consolation: Chicago gets to play nine of the next 11 games at home after hosting the Spurs, which has to help in the pursuit of better execution. Better health would help, too
9	Utah 8-7	-- Last Week: 9	One of the more surprising aspects of the West's uncharacteristically shaky opening month, as a collective, is the fact that Utah's modest nightly average margin of +2.3 is actually good for fourth in the conference as November comes to close. The slow-it-down Jazz have the honor of serving as Host No. 1 on Golden State's seven-game trip.
10	Charlotte 10-7	6 Last Week: 16	Profuse apologies from the Committee. Asked to list our surprise team for the opening month, we mentioned the Pacers, Knicks, Mavericks and our ultimate choice -- Minnesota's young Wolves -- but embarrassingly omitted the Hornets, who have been nails at home while ranking an amazing No. 5 in offensive efficiency to go with a No. 12 rank in DE.