The Mid-Afternoon Mini Mustache, featuring the Greatest Show in New Jersey
Posted on | February 10, 2010 | No Comments
Sometimes, life just gets in the way. When that happens, I bring to you the Mini Mustache. No categories, no flash, just good old-fashioned linky goodness.
- Mark Ginocchio breaks down the three-ring circus that is the Nets management. [Nets Are Scorching]
- Krai Charuwatsontorn channeling Stravinsky on the Clippers new system: “If you have the illusion of freedom in every direction, where every choice is the same as any other, then you don’t really have any freedom at all, and creativity withers.” [ClipperBlog]
- Kyle Weidie gives a primer on setting screens using pictures from the Wizards game against the Magic. [Truth About It]
- Now, more than ever, Lebron James embodies the one-man team. [NBA Fanhouse]
- Sebastian Pruiti shows how Tyreke Evans and Kevin Martin used their respective skill sets to work well together in the Kings’ comeback against the Knicks last night. [NBA Playbook]
- Eric Freeman explains why NBA teams are sending the little guys as opposed to superstars as their representatives to the Players’ Union. [The Baseline]
As always, if you have a link you think is worthy of this list, send it to stacheketballtips [at] gmail.com or follow me on Twitter.
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