NBA East/West Standings Update (March 19th)

2 months ago

NBA East/West Standings Update (March 19th)

Both the Magic and Heat fall one spot as Orlando is now the 7th seed after their loss to the Hornets. Lakers remain 3rd, Cavs remain 4th, and the Pistons solidify 1st in the East despite Cade's injury news. Clippers tied at 34-36 with GSW and Phoenix is 3 GB from 6th. Bucks/Jazz remain. 76ers are the 9th seed.

By Samir Mehdi

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