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“Underdog All-Stars: Constructing Championship Teams with NBA’s Overlooked Talent”

"Underdog All-Stars: Constructing Championship Teams with NBA's Overlooked Talent"

We woke up this morning, and the NBA was devoid of stars. Had you not noticed? That’s because – well – how would you notice the disappearance of people you cannot fathom? You aren’t Stephen Hawking, or even “Interstellar” Matthew McConaughey. Don’t worry, those players you don’t know about didn’t suffer. They just don’t exist.

They’re The Beatles in the film “Yesterday.” They’re the disappearing limbs of Marty McFly’s siblings in those “Back to the Future” photographs. Erased (dramatic Doc Brown pause) from existence.

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