The Phoenix Suns won their 10th straight game Sunday, cementing Monty Williams’ spot as head coach of the NBA All-Star Game’s Team LeBron as he leads the top squad in the Western Conference. The 40-9 Suns sit atop the NBA, ahead of the West rival Golden State Warriors, who own the league’s second-best record at 37-13.

The Warriors boast two All-Stars who will make the trip to Cleveland, as Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins were named starters on Thursday.

The head coach of Team Durant is still up in the air, as the Eastern Conference race remains tight. The Miami Heat are No. 1 in the standings, half a game ahead of the Chicago Bulls. The Philadelphia 76ers are 1.5 games back of the top spot, while the Cleveland Cavaliers and Milwaukee Bucks are each two games back, just half a game in front of the Brooklyn Nets.

While the Warriors and Suns have a hold on the West, the East race will continue to play out ahead of the Feb. 10 trade deadline.

NBA WEEK 4

1  Phoenix Suns 

2. Miami Heat

3 Golden State Warriors

4 Memphis Grizzlies

5 Philadelphia 76ers

6 Milwaukee Bucks

7 Chicago Bulls

8 Denver Nuggets

9 Dallas Mavericks

10 Cleveland Cavaliers

11 Brooklyn Nets

12 Utah Jazz

13  Charlotte Hornets

14 Toronto Raptors

15 Atlanta Hawks

16 Boston Celtics

17 Minnesota Timberwolves

18 LA Clippers

19  Los Angeles Lakers

20 Washington Wizards

21 New York Knicks

22 Portland Blazers

23 New Orleans Pelicans

24 San Antonio Spurs

25 Indiana Pacers

26 Sacramento Kings

27 Oklahoma City Thunder

28 Houston Rockets

29 Detroit Pistons

30 Orlando Magic