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Western Conference

Midwest Division

					Per Game
	W	L	Pct	GB	For	Opp
*San Antonio	58	24	.707	—	96.7	90.5
†Dallas	57	25	.695	1	105.2	101.0
†Minnesota	50	32	.610	8	99.3	96.0
†Utah	44	38	.537	14	96.0	95.1
Houston	28	54	.341	30	92.3	97.2
Denver	27	55	.329	31	92.2	98.0
Memphis	23	59	.280	35	89.9	97.3

Head Coaches: SA—Gregg Popovich (6th season); Dal—Don Nelson (5th); Min—Phil Saunders (7th); Utah—Jerry Sloan (14th); Hou—Rudy Tomjanovich (11th); Den—Dan Issel (3rd, 9-17) resigned Dec. 26, 2001 and was replaced by assistant Mike Evans (18-38); Mem—Sidney Lowe (2nd).

2000-01 Standings: 1. San Antonio (58-24); 2. Utah (53-29); 3. Dallas (53-29); 4. Minnesota (47-35); 5. Houston (45-37); 6. Denver (40-42); 7. Vancouver (23-59).

Pacific Division

					Per Game
	W	L	Pct	GB	For	Opp
*Sacramento	61	21	.744	—	104.6	97.0
†LA Lakers	58	24	.707	3	101.3	94.1
†Portland	49	33	.598	12	96.6	93.7
†Seattle	45	37	.549	16	97.7	94.7
LA Clippers	39	43	.476	22	95.7	96.1
Phoenix	36	46	.439	25	95.1	95.8
Golden St.	21	61	.256	40	97.7	103.1

Head Coaches: Sac—Rick Adelman (4th season); LAL—Phil Jackson (3rd); Port—Maurice Cheeks (1st); Sea—Nate McMillan (2nd); LAC—Alvin Gentry (2nd); Pho—Scott Skiles (3rd, 25-26) resigned on Feb. 17, 2002 and was replaced by assistant Frank Johnson (11-20); G.St.—Dave Cowens (2nd, 8-15) was fired on Dec. 16, 2001 and replaced by assistant Brian Winters (13-46).

2000-01 Standings: 1. LA Lakers (56-26); 2. Sacramento (55-27); 3. Phoenix (51-31); 4. Portland (50-32); 5. Seattle (44-38); 6. LA Clippers (31-51); 7. Golden St. (17-65).

Final NBA Standings

Eastern Conference