Updated NBA power rankings of suffering: 2017-18 edition

Updated NBA power rankings of suffering

CLEVELAND, OH- JUNE 16: Cleveland Cavaliers fans react during Game 6 of the NBA Finals on June 16, 2015 in Cleveland, Ohio. The Golden State Warriors defeated The Cleveland Cavaliers 105-97 to win their first championship since 1975. (Photo by Angelo Merendino/Getty Images) /

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26. Houston Rockets

The Houston Rockets could be the new dock for Banana Boats starting next season. They already have James Harden — and have him locked up for a long time to come — and added Chris Paul this offseason.

They’ll likely be winning the Carmelo Anthony sweepstakes and have the potential to sign buy-out candidate Dwyane Wade. That only leaves LeBron James as the lone banana boat crewmate who’s not on Houston.

Rockets’ fans have a bright future ahead, with a boat load of superstars who can compete with Golden State. They’ve been pretty successful thus far in H-Town and have strong potential for an NBA championship pretty soon.

No suffering in H-Town for the Rockets’ fans. They’ve got an aggressive general manager in Daryl Morey and a fast-paced head coach in Mike D’Antoni. With all the talent they have in that organization, their fans won’t be suffering any time soon.

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