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: Luxist, via Need4Sheed. First A.I., now Sheed. Own Rasheed Wallace's Portland home for a mere $4.9 million.
PF: Rufus On Fire. An odd question came to Arnott while playin' Madden yesterday: Do the Bobcats have a plan?
SF: TechCrunch. Mark Cuban: "When I die, I want to come back as me." That, and his thoughts on losing Nash.
SG: SI.com. Jon Wertheim has a great piece on athletes getting involved in the political campaigns. This is it.
PG: Sactown Royalty. Favorite photoshop/link of the day: "Mikki Moore remains focused on the opera comique."
6th: Blog a Bull. The new Chicago Bulls ad campaign is missing one key component: the Bulls.
7th: HOOPSWORLD. Which active players are headed to the Hall of Fame? (KG, Shaq, Duncan, Kobe ...)
8th: The Torch. The worst shoe commercial you've ever seen, featuring Jalen Rose, John Starks and B. Knight.
9th: Bog. DeShawn Stevenson is growing a flat top, and says he hangs posters of himself in all his houses.
10th: Basketbawful. The Hacker's Commandments, chapter one: "There are at least one or two of these guys in every pickup league: Hackers. They suck the fun out of the game the way Michael Bay sucked the soul out of the Transformers movie."

Related: The 10-man rotation