1991-92 NBA Season Standings

The Chicago Bulls set a then-franchise-best 67-15 mark and beat Portland's 57-25 Trail Blazers 4-2 in the Finals for their second straight title. Cleveland (57-25, Central runner-up) was actually the East's second-best record but sat 3rd because Atlantic champion Boston (51-31) claimed the guaranteed 2-seed. Golden State and Utah tied for the West's second-best mark behind Portland.

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Sourcing caveat: Boston (Atlantic champion) holds the guaranteed 2-seed in the East despite a worse record than Cleveland, per the division-winner rule.

Eastern Conference

SeedTeamWLPCTGB
1CBChicago Bulls6715.817-
2BCBoston Celtics5131.62216
3CCCleveland Cavaliers5725.69510
4NYKNew York Knicks5131.62216
5DPDetroit Pistons4834.58519
6NJNNew Jersey Nets4042.48827
7IPIndiana Pacers4042.48827
8MHMiami Heat3844.46329
9AHAtlanta Hawks3844.46329
10P7Philadelphia 76ers3547.42732
11MBMilwaukee Bucks3151.37836
12CHCharlotte Hornets3151.37836
13WBWashington Bullets2557.30542
14OMOrlando Magic2161.25646

Western Conference

SeedTeamWLPCTGB
1PTBPortland Trail Blazers5725.695-
2UJUtah Jazz5527.6712
3GSWGolden State Warriors5527.6712
4PSPhoenix Suns5329.6464
5SASSan Antonio Spurs4735.57310
6SSSeattle SuperSonics4735.57310
7LACLos Angeles Clippers4537.54912
8LALLos Angeles Lakers4339.52414
9HRHouston Rockets4240.51215
10SKSacramento Kings2953.35428
11DNDenver Nuggets2458.29333
12DMDallas Mavericks2260.26835
13MTMinnesota Timberwolves1567.18342

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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