The Mid-Afternoon Milk Mustache, featuring the art of a game winner
Posted on | April 26, 2010 | No Comments
The Mid-Afternoon Milk Mustache takes you on a trip around the League every weekday, bringing you the best posts from around the NBA blogosphere. Unfamiliar with the below ‘stache styles? The American Mustache Institute will school you on that subject.
The Chevron: Fresh off his buzzer beater to sink Miami on Friday, Paul Pierce kind of, sort of explains the art of a game-winning shot. [Paul Pierce]
The Dali: To Rob Mahoney, every Mavs game is numbingly predictable and yet very surprising. Game 4 against the Spurs was no exception. [The Two Man Game]
The English: Sebastian Pruiti breaks down the textbook efficiency with which the Spurs were able to take apart the Mavericks’ 2-3 zone. [NBA Playbook]
The Fu Manchu: Andrew McNeill sings the praises of Dejuan “Bear” Blair, the ACL-less Spurs rookie who is quickly making a name for himself with his performance in this series. [48 MoH]
The Handlebar: After what looks to be yet another early exit for the disappointing Dallas Mavericks, can we expect another roster shake-up for next season? [ProBasketballTalk]
The Horseshoe: Zach Harper asks if Wolverine could take on the rest of the X-Men by himself, that is, if Carmelo Anthony is enough to carry a team. [Hardwood Paroxysm]
The Imperial: Amare Stoudemire reflects on a conversation he had with Bill Russell 4 years ago about achieving greatness. [NBA Fanhouse]
The Lampshade: Kelly Dwyer writes about how Antawn Jamison has taken an unorthodox floater and perfected it into one of the deadliest weapons in the game, and how he uses it to become the X-factor that the Cavs need in the playoffs. [Ball Don't Lie]
The Painter’s Brush: Henry Abbott has an interesting challenge for all you sports writers out there. Try writing a game recap without mentioning scoring at all. [TrueHoop]
The Pyramidal: The New Jersey Nets suffered one of the most disappointing seasons in recent history this year, but fans still have a lot to be optimistic about. [Hoops Addict]
The Toothbrush: Despite being projected as a lottery pick and being the best Euro available, Jan Vesely has elected not to enter the NBA draft. [Draft Express]
The Walrus: Kyle Weidie takes a long look at what Shaun Livingston brings to the table for the Wizards and how far they need to go in order to keep him. [Truth About It]
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