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NBA standings 2013: Warriors trailing Clippers in Pacific Division

About 40 percent of the way through the season, Golden State remains heavily involved in the Western Conference race.

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The Golden State Warriors continue to keep pace in the Western Conference and Pacific Division. They're now 22-10 on the season and they've won seven of their past 10 games.

In the Pacific Division, the W's trail only the Los Angeles Clippers by three games for the top spot in the standings. Golden State holds a seven-game lead over the slumping Lakers for second place. As for the Sacramento Kings, their improved play in recent weeks has moved them into fourth place with a 13-20 record.

The Oklahoma City Thunder currently posses the top record in the West with a 25-7 mark. The Clippers are just one game back of that at 24-8, while the Spurs are 24-9. It appears the top three seeds in the conference are up for grabs and it will be interesting to see how healthy they can all stay during the second half of the year.

In the East, Miami currently sits at 22-9 and holds a one-half game lead over the Knicks for the league's best record.

Here is a full look at the Western Conference as of Saturday, Jan. 5.


Western Standings

GP W-L PCT
Oklahoma City Thunder 31 24-7 .774
San Antonio Spurs 34 26-8 .765
Los Angeles Clippers 33 25-8 .758
Memphis Grizzlies 29 20-9 .690
Golden State Warriors 32 22-10 .688
Houston Rockets 32 18-14 .563
Denver Nuggets 33 18-15 .545
Portland Trail Blazers 31 16-15 .516
Minnesota Timberwolves 28 14-14 .500
Utah Jazz 33 16-17 .485
Los Angeles Lakers 31 15-16 .484
Dallas Mavericks 33 13-20 .394
Sacramento Kings 32 12-20 .375
Phoenix Suns 33 12-21 .364
New Orleans Hornets 32 7-25 .219