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Orlando Sentinel - NBA Power Poll: The… JOBS CARS REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS & RENTALS FORECLOSURES MARKETPLACE MORE 11/25/2009 Orlando Sentinel - NBA power poll: The… JOBS CARS REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS & RENTALS FORECLOSURES MARKETPLACE MORE HOME | NEWS | WEATHER | SPORTS | MONEY | ENTERTAINMENT | TRAVEL | LIFE & FAMILY | HEALTH | BLOGS Search Go! « Magic Morning Buzz: Monday, November 23 | Main | Mid-morning buzz: Tuesday, November 24 » NBA power poll: The Atlanta Hawks move into the top spot, while the Orlando Magic ascend to No. 4 posted by Josh Robbins on Nov 23, 2009 11:00:00 AM Discuss This: Comments (14) | TrackBack (0) | Linking Blogs | Add to del.icio.us | Digg it This was the toughest week yet to sort out the top of the weekly NBA power poll. Each of previous week's top three teams -- Cleveland, Atlanta and Phoenix -- lost one game since Nov. 16. The About Washington Wizards routed the Cavaliers in Washington 108-91. The Hawks and the Suns both lost on the road to Sentinel reporters bring you the latest Orlando Magic new s and insider information, both at home and on the the New Orleans Hornets. road. The Denver Nuggets lost their chance to reach the No. 1 spot because they fell to the Los Angeles Clippers. Follow Magic BasketBlog So, what to do? Ultimately, I decided to move Atlanta up into the top spot because the Hawks had the most impressive wins among the top teams last week, beating Portland, Miami and Houston. The Orlando Magic were candidates to move into the top three, but I couldn't justify them moving ahead of the Cavaliers given the Cavs' convincing victory at Amway Arena on Nov. 11. Still, the Magic are trending upward, no doubt about it. Current rank Team RecordThe buzz (last week) Point guard Mike Bibby sprained his left ankle in Saturday's loss at New Orleans. Atlanta 1. (2) 11-3 He has time to rest, though: The Hawks don't play again till they host Orlando on Hawks Thanksgiving night. The Suns are much better team with Channing Frye as their starting center rather 2. (3) Phoenix Suns 11-3 than Shaquille O'Neal. Cleveland The Cavs have won seven of their last eight games. But Shaquille O'Neal has 3. (1) 10-4 About the bloggers | Send e-mail Cavaliers missed five games in a row with a strained shoulder. The Magic, who have gotten a boost defensively from Rashard Lewis' return, have Orlando 4. (6) 11-3 won five straight. Jason Williams has been solid filling in for injured starting point Subscribe to this blog's feed Magic guard Jameer Nelson. Subscribe to our blog via email Denver Enter your email address 5. (4) 9-4 Chris "Birdman" Andersen is playing through a bout of tendinitis in his right knee. Nuggets Pau Gasol's return Thursday gave the Lakers an immediate boost. Luke Walton, Subscribe Los Angeles 6. (9) 10-3 however, is expected to miss about six weeks after surgury to treat a pinched Delivered by FeedBurner Lakers nerve in his back. Magic Photos The Mavericks have survived the absences of Shawn Marion, Josh Howard and …orlandosentinel.com/…/nba-power-po… 1/5 11/25/2009 Orlando Sentinel - NBA power poll: The… The Mavericks have survived the absences of Shawn Marion, Josh Howard and Dallas 7. (8) 10-3 Erick Dampier because to Dirk Nowitzki, of course, and free-agent signee Drew Mavericks Gooden. The Celtics have lost three of their last five games. Rasheed Wallace is shooting Boston 8. (5) 10-4 just 27.2 percent from beyond the arc, while Rajon Rondo has made just 8-of-24 Celtics free throws. The NBA Finals The Blazers lost some frontcourt depth when Travis Outlaw suffered a stress Portland Trail 9. (10) 10-5 fracture in his left foot. Outlaw had surgery Wednesday and will miss three to five Blazers months. Milwaukee's start is its best since it went 9-1 to begin the 2001-02 season. And Milwaukee Magic Dancers 10. (13) 8-3 Bucks have done it even though Michael Redd has played in just two games so Bucks far. Dwyane Wade can't do it all by himself over an entire season, and maybe he'd 11. (7) Miami Heat 8-5 benefit from having Allen Iverson as a teammate. The Heat have lost four of their Latest from OrlandoSentinel.com blogs last six. SPORTS You w ant a playoff? That's a problem, BCS says [On Campus w ith Sentinel Sports] PF Carlos Boozer has nine double-doubles so far this season. He's also scored 12. (20) Utah Jazz 7-6 Holiday Hundred (or 25, or 65) [The Chain Gang] at least 20 points in four of Utah's last five games. Artist makes Magic C Dw ight How ard come alive w ith a pencil, paper and YouTube [Brian Schmitz's Magic BasketBlog] Check out the transcript of our w eekly UCF live chat ... 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