Assuming that the Spurs, Rockets and Nuggets now have the same record, how to rank them?

The real situation now is that the three teams have the same record, ranking second in the Nuggets, third in the Spurs and fourth in the Rockets. Why?

Because the Nuggets are the first in the division, so are the Spurs. Please see the specific rules below.

When the gap between the two teams is the same, the ranking will be based on the following criteria:

If one of the teams is a division champion, it is ranked before the non-division champion; If neither of them is a division champion or both are division champions, then:

1, the record is good in the front; 2. The team with the highest winning rate in their respective divisions (only applicable to the case that the two teams belong to the same division); 3. Those with high winning percentage rank high in their respective leagues;

4. The top eight teams in the league have a high winning rate; 5. The top eight teams in another league have the highest winning rate; 6. Those with high gain and loss scores rank first.

When three or more teams win the same difference, they will be discharged in turn according to the following basis:

If one or more teams are division champions, they will rank before non-division champions; If two or more teams are division champions or not, then:

1, the record is good in the front; 2. The team with the highest winning rate in their respective divisions (only applicable to the case that the two teams belong to the same division); 3. Those with high winning percentage rank high in their respective leagues;

4. The top eight teams in the league have the highest winning percentage; 5. The top eight teams in another league have the highest winning rate; 6. Those with high gain and loss scores rank first.