The 2023-24 NBA season hasn't quite reached the first-quarter turn, but the data on hand is starting to reveal things about each of these teams.

Like which club has the best starting lineup, for instance.

While that might be a subjective label, objective stats certainly play a part in this exercise. So, too, do the things we already know about these players, as early struggles or sizzling hot streaks aren't necessarily signs of things to come. Speaking of which, future projections have a say in this process, too, particularly with units that haven't logged a lot of floor time together.

One quick note before getting started, though. Since we're analyzing each team's starting lineup "so far," we're only considering units that have hit the hardwood at some point this season. That's not great news for the Phoenix Suns, who are still awaiting the debut of their Big Three, and it's awful news for the Memphis Grizzlies, who've looked completely lost without suspended star guard Ja Morant.