Rhythm. Basketball players find it in many different ways. They flow within the details of meticulous offensive sets that end in uncontested threes from the wing. And alternate further between strong drives to the rim and finesse, baseline turnaround jumpers. The Orlando Magic have become Eastern Conference contenders on the strength of a collection of players who set the winning tempo through a collective rhythm that always keeps opposing defenses on their toes. Dunks. Twine-tingling threes. A barrage of midrange game in between. Rashard Lewis knows: his established method of movemen ...