NBA Standings

Last updated: 16 March 2026

Western Conference Final Standings 2024-25

Pos Team W L Win% GB Form %Win %Top3 %Top10
1 68 14 .829 -
WWWWW
30% 65% 99%
2 52 30 .634 16
WWLWL
8% 30% 95%
3 50 32 .610 18
WLWWL
6% 25% 92%
4 50 32 .610 18
WLWLW
5% 22% 90%
5 50 32 .610 18
WWLLW
4% 20% 88%
6 49 33 .598 19
LWWWL
3% 15% 85%
7 48 34 .585 20
WLWLW
2% 12% 80%
8 48 34 .585 20
WLLWW
2% 10% 78%
9 40 42 .488 28
LLWLW
0.5% 3% 50%
10 39 43 .476 29
LWLLW
0.3% 2% 45%
11 36 46 .439 32
LLWLL
0.1% 1% 30%
12 36 46 .439 32
LWLLL
0.05% 0.5% 25%
13 34 48 .415 34
LLWLL
0.02% 0.2% 18%
14 21 61 .256 47
LLLLW
0% 0% 5%
15 17 65 .207 51
LLLLL
0% 0% 2%

Eastern Conference Final Standings 2024-25

Pos Team W L Win% GB Form %Win %Top3 %Top10
1 64 18 .780 -
WWWWL
18% 60% 99%
2 61 21 .744 3
WWWLW
15% 55% 98%
3 51 31 .622 13
WLWWL
4% 30% 95%
4 50 32 .610 14
WWLWL
3% 25% 92%
5 48 34 .585 16
WLWLW
2% 18% 88%
6 44 38 .537 20
LWWLW
0.5% 8% 78%
7 41 41 .500 23
WLLWL
0.3% 5% 65%
8 40 42 .488 24
LWLWL
0.2% 3% 55%
9 39 43 .476 25
LLWLW
0.1% 2% 48%
10 37 45 .451 27
LWLLW
0.05% 1% 40%
11 30 52 .366 34
LLLWL
0% 0.3% 20%
12 26 56 .317 38
LLLLW
0% 0.1% 12%
13 24 58 .293 40
LLLWL
0% 0.05% 8%
14 19 63 .232 45
LLLLL
0% 0% 3%
15 18 64 .220 46
LLLLL
0% 0% 2%
Playoff qualification (top 6) Play-In Tournament (7th-10th)
Probability estimates (%Win, %Top3, %Top10) are calculated using a statistical model based on current record, win rate, strength of schedule, and recent form. %Win represents NBA Championship probability, %Top3 represents Conference Finals probability, and %Top10 represents Playoff qualification probability (top 10 make play-in). Probabilities are updated after each game and may not sum to exactly 100% due to rounding. These are estimates only and do not represent betting odds.

2024-25 Season Summary

The Oklahoma City Thunder produced one of the most dominant regular seasons in NBA history, finishing 68-14 and outscoring opponents by 12.9 points per game β€” the largest margin in NBA history, surpassing the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Led by MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (32.7 PPG), the Thunder went on to win the NBA Championship by defeating the Indiana Pacers in a thrilling seven-game Finals series β€” the first Finals Game 7 since 2016.

In the Eastern Conference, the Cleveland Cavaliers posted the best record at 64-18 under new head coach Kenny Atkinson, while the Boston Celtics (61-21) were the defending champions. The Detroit Pistons were the surprise package, earning a direct playoff spot with a 44-38 record after finishing last in the league the previous season.

Gilgeous-Alexander became the first player since LeBron James in 2013 to win both the regular season MVP and Finals MVP, and the first since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000 to win the MVP, scoring title, and Finals MVP in the same season.

Note: These are the final 2024-25 regular season standings. The 2025-26 season is currently in progress.

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