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Denver has won eight games in a row heading into the All-Star break and they seem to be figuring it all out. Veteran guard Russell Westbrook has looked great in this system and it has the Nuggets clicking on all cylinders. This team will be tough to deal with in the postseason, especially with Nikola Jokic dominating again.

Not at the top of the NBC Sports NBA Power Rankings, but a few teams in the middle of the pack suddenly look more dangerous. This week, it's all about All-Star Weekend. 1. Oklahoma City Thunder (43-9,

Where do the Philadelphia 76ers stand in the East in the latest edition of the power rankings at the All-Star break?

Post-trade deadline, all eyes are on the Los Angeles Lakers . Not only have they won 12 of their last 14 games, climbing to fourth place in the Western Conference, but they added one of the top-three players in the league in Luka Doncic to their roster.

The wildest trade deadline ever has passed, so it's time to reassess — though everyone is still chasing the Thunder and Cavaliers.

Luka Doncic, Anthony Davis, De'Aaron Fox, and Zach LaVine were all involved in trades, shaking up the balance of the NBA power rankings.

The addition of Brandon Ingram should help the Raptors and they now have an established All-Star on the roster. Pairing Ingram with Scottie Barnes could be interesting and Toronto could look to make a late-season push toward the playoffs.

The NBA All-Star Break is here, and the Los Angeles Lakers are a team on the rise. Let's see where they clock stack up to the rest of the league in our latest power rankings roundup.