San Antonio Spurs - Power Ranking

Week Rank Rating Team Record Comment

4 3 86 SA 9-3 Basement: Basement’s sound is melodic yet grounded, balancing emotional depth with precise, controlled execution. Never flashy, but always resonant. San Antonio mirrors this approach perfectly. Giannis leads a roster built around Jamal Murray, Wendell Carter Jr., Rudy Gobert, and the surprising emergence of Ryan Rollins off the bench. Like Basement, the Spurs excel through cohesion, consistency, and careful construction, turning a well balanced system into a perennial contender. They may not grab headlines with chaos or spectacle, but their reliability and depth make them a team everyone has to respect.

3 5 74 SA 8-4 The Emperor: Embodies authority, discipline, logic, and structure. Encourages taking control or being organized and decisive. No player screams 'emperor' more than Giannis. Nels has his consistent methods of team and roster construction and the discipline tends to pay off big.

2 3 62 SA 6-2 Watching the Spurs at #3 is hilarious. Giannis takes so long at the free-throw line he could finish a meditation session before releasing the ball. Jamal Murray spends the entire regular season warming up for the playoffs like it’s some annual holiday he celebrates.

1 5 31 SA 3-1 Childhood Reference: Mario Kart’s Rainbow Road. Impossible to guard, impossible to predict. Giannis Antetokounmpo is basically running on Rainbow Road with a mushroom boost—good luck catching him, or staying on the track. The Spurs have the ? boxes perfectly lined up at the moment, and they have shown no signs of slowing. The depth has grown and been given a boost or two in the rating upgrades. Does anyone have a turtle shell to fire to slow this bruiser down?

	ATL	124
	BKN	100

	POR	119
	SAC	127

	CHI	112
	MIN	110

	HOU	115
	MIA	138

	ATL	130
	CHI	104

Week	Rank	Rating	Team	Record	Comment
4	3	86	SA	9-3	Basement: Basement’s sound is melodic yet grounded, balancing emotional depth with precise, controlled execution. Never flashy, but always resonant. San Antonio mirrors this approach perfectly. Giannis leads a roster built around Jamal Murray, Wendell Carter Jr., Rudy Gobert, and the surprising emergence of Ryan Rollins off the bench. Like Basement, the Spurs excel through cohesion, consistency, and careful construction, turning a well balanced system into a perennial contender. They may not grab headlines with chaos or spectacle, but their reliability and depth make them a team everyone has to respect.
3	5	74	SA	8-4	The Emperor: Embodies authority, discipline, logic, and structure. Encourages taking control or being organized and decisive. No player screams 'emperor' more than Giannis. Nels has his consistent methods of team and roster construction and the discipline tends to pay off big.
2	3	62	SA	6-2	Watching the Spurs at #3 is hilarious. Giannis takes so long at the free-throw line he could finish a meditation session before releasing the ball. Jamal Murray spends the entire regular season warming up for the playoffs like it’s some annual holiday he celebrates.
1	5	31	SA	3-1	Childhood Reference: Mario Kart’s Rainbow Road. Impossible to guard, impossible to predict. Giannis Antetokounmpo is basically running on Rainbow Road with a mushroom boost—good luck catching him, or staying on the track. The Spurs have the ? boxes perfectly lined up at the moment, and they have shown no signs of slowing. The depth has grown and been given a boost or two in the rating upgrades. Does anyone have a turtle shell to fire to slow this bruiser down?