The biggest concern was his below average shot, which has been the case this season, as MCW is currently shooting just under 30% from 3 pt range. The fact that he has been this good with such a low 3 pt percentage is a terrific sign going forward. At worst, he becomes a poor man's Rajon Rondo, which is certainly something most teams would die to have. If he improves his shot, he will be one of the league's elite point guards down the road. Take that projected rankings, MCW looks to be a future perennial All-Star.
Without further ado, here are the Week 14 Reverse Power Rankings:
The Contenders:
30) Indiana Pacers (34-9)
29) Oklahoma City Kevin Durants (35-10)
28) San Antonio Spurs (35-11)
27) Portland Trailblazers (33-12)
26) Miami Heat (32-12)
25) Los Angeles Clippers (31-15)
Other Assorted Good Teams Out West:
24) Houston Rockets (29-17)
23) Golden State Warriors (27-18)
22) Phoenix Suns (25-18)
21) Dallas Mavericks (26-20)
Georgia Power Rankings:
20) Atlanta Hawks (23-20)
On The Rise, Especially With Marc Gasol Coming Back:
19) Memphis Grizzlies (22-20)
Some Decent Teams In The East:
18) Toronto Raptors (22-21)
17) Chicago Bulls (22-21)
16) Washington Wizards (21-22)
Fringe Playoff Teams Out West:
15) Denver Nuggets (22-21)
14) Minnesota Timberwolves (21-22)
Rounding Out The Eastern Conference Playoff Picture:
13) Brooklyn Nets (20-22)
12) Charlotte Bobcats (19-27)
Anthony Davis:
11) New Orleans Pelicans (18-25)
Really Need To Make The Playoffs This Season:
10) New York Knicks (17-27)
9) Detroit Pistons (17-27)
8) Cleveland Cavaliers (16-28)
The Tank Race Is Officially On:
7) Los Angeles Lakers (16-29)
6) Sacramento Kings (15-28)
5) Utah Jazz (15-29)
4) Boston Celtics (15-31)
3) Philadelphia 76ers (14-30)
2) Orlando Magic (12-33)
1) Milwaukee Bucks (8-35)
By: Dan Goggin