The most interesting development in the early moments of the Toronto Raptors ‘ game against the Atlanta Hawks on Monday night took place midway through the first quarter. There were five players on the floor, but there weren’t all the same ones. Why, there was Justin Champagnie ! And hey, didn’t Raptors head coach Nick Nurse play some lineups with only two of his regular starters on the floor? Turns out, there’s no rule against it. It’s not like Nurse hadn’t telegraphed his intentions to go rogue and veer from his pattern of playing his starters for long stretches with the odd cameo from one or two other players. “I would imagine you are going to see a lot of guys hit the floor tonight,” he said. I mean, what choice did he have? The Raptors were 48-hours removed from the “Miami Marathon” – the triple-overtime instant classic on Saturday when Nurse helped engineer a modern NBA record as all five of his starters played over 50 minutes. The result was an impressive and hard-foug...