NBA East/West Standings Update (April 10th)

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NBA East/West Standings Update (April 10th)

Heat/Wizards and Hornets/Pistons stayed same. Hawks climbed to 5th after win vs. Cavs. 76ers/Pacers stayed same. Raptors fell to 6th after loss vs. Knicks. Celtics/Pels, Magic/Bulls, Bucks/Nets and Spurs/Mavs stayed same. Nuggets/Thunder, Jazz/Grizzlies, Timberwolves/Rockets and Kings/Warriors stayed same. Blazers replaced Clippers as 8th seed. Lakers/Suns stayed same.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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