I began writing a post about Boris Diaw and his mysterious ability to turn it on and off, with a primary focus on the switch being cemented in the off position this year. The title was "Strange Case of Boris and Doris." For all you literature majors out there, you'll recognize my clever nod to Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde." Not all that funny, I know.
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