Roy Hibbert is like a Walmart greeter at Conseco Fieldhouse.

The Pacers' center has reportedly been working his tail off this summer and if half the battle is just showing up then we know that's true. Check out the Pacers.com video page where Hibbert pops up in the lobby on Paul George's first day on the job to chat with the rookie. Another clip shows a sweat-soaked Hibbert greeting UFC local legend Chris Lytle, along with Matt Serra and fomer Boilermaker Matt Mitrione while the three promoted UFC 119.

It wouldn't have surprised me if Hibbert showed up sashaying down the catwalk on the Pacemates Showcase video (I watched it a few times just to make sure he didn't show up...research).

So after a brief scare while playing for the Jamaican national team, Hibbert remains a fixture at the Fieldhouse. Bruno's latest Caught in the Web catches up with with Hibbert, where else, at the Fieldhouse where he discusses his effort to make the Olympics with Jamaica and getting in his work this offseason. There's even a little video of Roy playing with the Jamaican team prior to the knee tweak that brought him home.

After the jump, a few more links including stories on projected Team USA cuts now that Rabjohns and Wellsie have scooped the story on Eric Gordon and Danny Granger, remaining point guard hopes for the Pacers, Zach Randolph getting in some work at IUPUI and some high expectations for Jermaine O'Neal's role in Boston.

• Evans, Mayo, Wallace Expected to Be Cut by Team USA -- NBA FanHouse
  Chris Tomasson considers the most likely players to be cut now that Gordon and Granger are reportedly going on to New York.
• Point Guard Options Decreasing For Pacers
  Andrew Perna does his best to find a remainig point guard option for the Pacers this summer.
• Paid in Full: Brooklyn's Stephenson Signe, Sealed and 'Ready' to Deliver
  John Torenli reports on Brooklyn's own, Lance Stephenson making his NBA dream come true despite the noise of naysayers.
• Kellogg Hopes to Develop Positive Pacers Image
  Clark Kellogg talks about hs new role at the Fieldhouse with Inside Indiana Business.
• 10-year NBA veteran stays sharp at Indianapolis-based Summer League - IndySports
  Jeremiah Johnson caught up with Zach Randolph at the Indy Pro Am games last night.
• Addition of Jermaine O’Neal to Eastern Champion Celtics One of NBA's Most Crucial Signings - Boston Celtics
  Boston fans may be better served keeping this type of pressure off J.O. until shows what he can offer on the court.