In the Western Conference, the Oklahoma City Thunder are at the top with a 30-6 record, despite a recent one-game losing streak. The Houston Rockets are in second place with a 25-12 record, enjoying a three-game winning streak. The Memphis Grizzlies hold third with a 24-14 record, also coming off a one-game losing streak. The Denver Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks follow, with records of 21-15 and 22-16, respectively.
The Golden State Warriors recently showcased their shooting prowess by defeating the Memphis Grizzlies, even in the absence of star player Stephen Curry. The Warriors managed to sink 23 three-pointers in the game. However, they will have to cope with the loss of forward Jonathan Kuminga, who sprained his right ankle and is expected to miss some time.
In trade news, Jimmy Butler has stirred excitement by requesting a trade from the Miami Heat. Butler is open to joining any team, believing he can elevate them to contender status.
All-Star voting is heating up, with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Nikola Jokić leading their respective conferences. Among guards, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and LaMelo Ball are currently in the top spots, while Stephen Curry has moved into second place among Western guards.
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