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NBA Stock Up, Stock Down Oct 26: Pistons, Rockets, Timberwolves climb while Heat, Knicks fall

The latest NBA power rankings show significant movement early in the season. Oklahoma City has climbed to the top spot, though Jalen Williams faces a serious leg injury.

Detroit and Houston have surged four positions each, while Minnesota and Toronto both jumped seven spots behind strong defensive performances. Memphis rose eight places following a 3-0 start fueled by Ty Jerome, and Charlotte moved up seven spots as Brandon Miller leads their early efforts.

Conversely, New York plummeted twelve spots after a difficult stretch, and Miami dropped ten places amid a winless start and defensive struggles. San Antonio also slid six spots as Victor Wembanyama experiences a slower start to his campaign.

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