The 10-man rotation, starring four Hawks in the All-Star game? (Ball Don’t Lie)

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 : Eye on Basketball and NBA.com . Zach Harper and Steve Aschburner on why the rampaging Atlanta Hawks deserve as many as four Eastern Conference All-Star berths, despite having no megawatt household-name players. PF : Sunday Shootaround . Then again, maybe the Hawks do have stars, even if the rest of the world doesn't quite notice it. Here's Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens to Paul Flannery in a good column about Atlanta "perfecting the details and expanding the idea of what's possible" for the Hawks: "I don't know what qualifies as a superstar, but I know this. Nobody in the league can keep Jeff Teague in front of them. Nobody." SF : NBA.com . Ian Thomsen talks to Mike Conley Jr. about where he came from, why he never thought he'd be where he is today and how he got there, all during a visit to the National Civil Rights Museum. SG : The Cauldron . In which Joseph Flynn argues that Pat Riley is the Devil. PG : The Columbian . Erik Gundersen kicks off what promises...