Author: Aidin Ebrahimi

The All-Star game is behind us and regular-season NBA play has returned in what’s shaping up as an historic campaign.

Kevin Durant is back in the west, and D’Angelo Russell and Eric Gordon have returned to the Lakers and Clippers, respectively.

One of the biggest and most controversial NBA stars, Kyrie Irving, is headed to the Western Conference for the first time in his career.

Many teams are trying to salvage their season, or strengthen their core. While some other teams are looking to blow things up.

Currently, there are still 13 NBA Western Conference teams with aspirations of a Playoff run, and every game is becoming crucial.

We should have a pretty good idea about how the rest of this NBA season is going to play out, but there’s always room for surprises.

We’re now officially in the New Year, which means we’re nearing the halfway point of this incredible NBA season.

The 2022 NBA Western Conference season was a fantastic year for basketball fans, and we hope that 2023 can be just as good, if not better.

NBA All-Star voting is open, so many players will be competing at their highest levels to maximize their votes.

Eleven teams have a .500 or better record, and even the struggling teams have some bright spots and exciting players.

Teams in the NBA’s Western Conference are neck and neck right now, with two teams are tied for the 2nd seed, and three tied for the 6th seed.

Some NBA Western Conference teams have shaken off bad starts, while others have struggled after starting the season well.

The Jazz are currently the number one seed in the Western Conference, while the Warriors and Lakers are still below .500.

The NBA Eastern conference now has seven teams with a .500 or better record, while the Western Conference has nine.

As of November 7th, 10 teams in the West have a .500 or better record, twice as many as the number of .500 or better teams in the East (5).