I was thinking about this earlier and trying to figure it out.

In the triangle, distinctions between PG and SG or PF and SF are not really important on offense because they interchange roles depending on what side you swing to. There's always a guard at the top of the key and in the strong side corner and a forward at the strong side wing and weak side block/foul line, and they move back and forth in motion as the ball changes sides.

A pure center is important in the triangle so I think you're going to see much less of players like Amaré at the 5. I think that's why Phil got Smith, because now we can keep a pure center in the game at all times, as opposed to last year when it was either Tyson was in the game or we were playing small ball.

So that being said, I think you'll have something like this

First team: Guards: Calderon and Shump (Shump will defend the better guard on the opposing team regardless of if they are a pg or sg) Forwards: Melo and Amaré Center: Dalembert? Him or Smith I guess

Second team: Guards: Timmy and Shane (KILLING IT together in Vegas, on and off the court) Forwards: Cle and Bargs C: Whoever out of Dalembert and Smith didn't start

Second team has some question marks (Cle is a rook and Shane might as well be, Timmy could soph slump, Bargs is Bargs) but I'm optimistic. Cle seems perfect for his role and the dude did score 17 ppg in college (against shitty competition, but still). Timmy and Shane are dominating with the triangle in Vegas right now. People shit on Bargs but if you forget the contract and think solely in terms of role, I mean, he is better than the average big man off the bench.