The 10-man rotation, starring the ability to vote for anyone for the All-Star team

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: Associated Press. The NBA has announced that it will allow fans to vote for any player on an NBA roster for this season’s All-Star game, which is good news for me because I’m way into E’Twaun Moore.
PF: SLAM Magazine. Do check out Ananth Pandian’s great interview with the hilarious and brilliant Ron Funches, talking all things orange and leathery.
SF: CBS Sports. Bill Walton was in Toronto on Thursday, saying all sorts of wonderful things.
SG: Celtics Blog. The Kelly Olynyk experience is rounding into a pretty healthy thing. Save for his dining options, of course.
PG: Players’ Tribune. Philadelphia 76tanker guard Michael Carter-Williams doesn’t want to hear about his team losing on purpose.
6th: Sports Illustrated. Chris Mannix with a very good feature on one Kawhi Anthony Leonard.
7th: Salt Lake City Hoops. Breaking down five myths surrounding this goofball (but quite watchable) Utah Jazz team.
8th: Charlotte Observer. Lance Stephenson has missed two-thirds of the shot attempts he’s tossed up this season, but at least he’s still rebounding some of those misses.
9th: SB Nation. Discussing Denver’s 2014-15 options in the wake of Wednesday’s embarrassing nationally televised loss to Portland.
10th: Grantland. Zach Lowe frets intelligently about Andre Drummond’s slow start to the season.