USA TODAY Sports' NBA power rankings: Week 5

Philadelphia 76ers

Dallas Mavericks

Brooklyn Nets

Phoenix Suns

Minnesota Timberwolves

25. Orlando Magic - Tuesday's 95-83 victory over the Spurs is something the Magic — who had lost their previous four games — desperately needed.

Washington Wizards

Denver Nuggets

Sacramento Kings

21. Miami Heat - The Heat went 2-2 this week — with wins over Denver and Utah — behind center Hassan Whiteside's 21.8-point, 14.8-rebound, 2.8-block averages.

New Orleans Pelicans

Indiana Pacers

Los Angeles Lakers

What's going on in A Town? After jumping out to a 9-2 start, the Hawks have lost nine of their last 10 games, including Saturday's 44-point rout at the hands of the Raptors.

Portland Trail Blazers

New York Knicks

Detroit Pistons

Milwaukee Bucks

Charlotte Hornets

11. Memphis Grizzlies - With Mike Conley — who was leading the Grizzlies in scoring (19.2 points per game), assists (5.7) and three-point shooting (2.5 makes at 46.7%) — expected to miss the next six weeks, the Grizzlies have an undoubtedly rough road ahead.

Chicago Bulls

Utah Jazz

Boston Celtics

Oklahoma City Thunder

Houston Rockets

Toronto Raptors

4. Cleveland Cavaliers - LeBron James said his Cavs — who lost three straight games to the Bucks, Clippers and Bulls — need to "get out of the honeymoon stage." They still sit atop the East standings, but Toronto is in hot pursuit.

3. Los Angeles Clippers - The Clippers recovered from a three-game skid with convincing back-to-back wins over the Cavaliers (Thursday) and Pelicans (Friday) by a total of 37 points.

2. San Antonio Spurs - The Spurs have won 11 of their last 12 games, with their lone loss coming on Tuesday to the Magic.