A look around the league and the web that covers it. It's also important
to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order
of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out.
C: YaySports!.
The Carnival of the NBA. If you didn't know, then now you know, reader.
PF: The
Blowtorch. Another race-off,Nike Max Alpha 2012! This time, Anderson Varejao gets the
thrice-over.
SF: Chicago
Tribune. Somebody -- probably pasty from lack of sun exposure and sporting
little more than a jaunty pair of stylish checkered boxer shorts -- has
kidnapped Sam Smith and is now writing under his byline. Of course, Sam
kidnapped me long enough to write that "probably pasty ..." line.
SG: YOU
BEEN BLINDED. All you need to know about Kenyon Martin's 30th
birthday party. Love
K-Mart, so glad he's back.
PG: Metro
Boston. Jeff Clark with another
look at the Celtics year that was.
6th: ShamSports.
Coming ‘round on the Magic.
7th: Hoopsanalyst.
Truly a great read and well worth your time: Harlan Schreiber looks at some
early NBA surprises.
8th: The
Globe and Mail. Michael Grange: "The
tunnel between the locker rooms and the floor at the Air Canada Centre
is short but wide, and is always full of man-hugging NBA people when one team
leaves the court after shoot-around and the other is on their way to work." Seriously,
if you saw how reverent these players were toward each other,Football Soccoer, it would blow a
little mind, if you dig.
9th: South
Florida Sun-Sentinel. Pat Riley finally submits that Dwyane Wade's shoulder
injury was worse than initially expressed. Oh,Nike LunarGlide +2, you think so, Doctor?
(And I've just paraphrased Bill Simmons. Bad KD. I'm off to run some laps.)
10th: Detroit
Bad Boys. Rasheed Wallace is not happy with his team, so he's walking
around in sweatpants. Again.
Related: The 10-man rotation
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