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Best Of The SB Nation Network: May 24, 2010

We have 253 fantastic sports blogs in SB Nation, so in case you didn’t have a chance to read them all today we’ve collected the best stuff right here. Get sports smart in no time fast!

Baseball

- Everybody loves trades, right? Even pointless scrub swaps. Royals Review looks back at one such nothing deal, when Kansas City traded Tony Graffanino to the Red Sox.

- Federal Baseball interviewed 2009 first round pick and future Nationals closer Drew Storen.

- Evan Longoria is awesome, and through a quarter of the 2010 season he is even more awesome than usual. DRaysBay takes a look at whether his early surge is sustainable.

- The Cubs are treading water, and one possible life preserver might be going to a six-man starting rotation. Bleed Cubbie Blue ponders that one for a while.

Basketball

- Clips Nation says that these are the “Worst. Playoffs. Ever.“

- Peninsula is Mightier is scheming how the Heat can get D-Wade some help.

Combat Sports

- Watch Kalib Run celebrates the 100th edition of their Cage Cast podcast with an interview with Sports Illustrated MMA writer Josh Gross.

Football

- Saints targeting Brett Favre’s ankle in the first game? Sure, they already did last season according to Darren Sharper.

- The Panthers are turning over a lot of starting spots to inexperienced players. What do they have to do to be an improvement?

- Civil War In New York? Giants fans say the city will never belong to the Jets.

- Battle Red Blog talks to new Texan Ben Tate.

Hockey

- Behind The Net examines the Sedin twins and comes to an unintuitive result.

- The Charlotte Checkers are moving to the AHL. Canes Country sits down with COO Tera Black to discuss the move.

- It’s an age old superstition that spans across sport: you don’t touch the conference championship trophy. Broad Street Hockey debates both sides of the issue.

- San Jose’s season is over. Changes are coming. This is a good thing, according to From The Rink.

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