Nikola Mirotic (Milan) is the MVP of the 30th matchday of Serie A

Nikola Mirotic (Milan) is the MVP of the 30th matchday of Serie A
Nikola Mirotic (Milan) is the MVP of the 30th matchday of Serie A

The last day of regular season gave a new name, despite the acronym ‘MVP‘ has been a constant in his career. Nikola Mirotic (EA7 Emporium Armani Milan) won the best player award of the thirtieth round of the championship surpassing his opponents D’Angelo in preferences Harrison (NutriBullet Treviso) and Skylar Spencer (Openjobmetis Varese).

Winning to confirm second place in the standings with the same record as leaders Virtus Segafredo Bologna; This is the objective of the team trained by coach Ettore Messina who defeated Vanoli Cremona at the last available moment on Sunday thanks to Nicolò Melli’s triple-block combo. After three days in which he did not appear on the parquet – the last match played was against Dolomiti Energia Trentino on 7 April -, Nikola Mirotic returned in great form, causing panic in the Cremonese defence, showing all the ease with which he knows how to play the game of basketball. The streak of seven consecutive victories recorded by Olimpia Milano has seen the number 33 finish as the protagonist several times; this time, however, he not only recorded his best game of the season, but he did it as a luxury sixth man, impeccably managing energy and finishing at the basket. In an offensive ‘clinic’ worthy of the best scorer on the market, i The 21 minutes played by the class of 1991 can be summarized as follows: 25 points shooting with 2/4 two-pointers (50%), 4/7 three-pointers (57%) and 9/10 from the foul line (90%), the latter being the result of the 7 fouls suffered throughout the match; Furthermore, 3 rebounds and 1 recovery also arrived which allowed the native of Podgorica to establish his maximum in Serie A Unipolsai with 27 in the rating.

The difficult start of EA7 Emporio Armani Milano in the match against Vanoli Cremona underwent a first turning point with the arrival on the parquet of Nikola Mirotic, who made the Milanese attack aware of its quality by putting him in the statistics 6 points and 1 recovery; in the second quarter, however, he was able to take advantage of the central minutes to work alongside the home team who were struggling to find the key to the problem after the away half. The third quarter sees him take the team on his shoulders to complete the comeback mission: after more than 2′ of fasting, Milan scores thanks to a triple from the Montenegrin who subsequently scores a basket in support and another bomb before leaving the field ; they have 8 points in the balance and perfect parity between the two teams with just over 5′ left in the half hour of play. The shot from behind the arc at the beginning of the fourth period bears the signature of 1991 and is worth overtaking at 54-56, then Mirotic himself suffers a foul and converts both shots from the line, pushing him to full possession of advantage; the last two points of his match still arrive with the clock stopped and are the ones that will propitiate – after the time-out called by coach Demis Cavina – the triple of Nicolò Melli’s victory.

In the fourth match in which he started from the bench, Nikola Mirotic achieved his second best scoring performance in Serie A UnipolSai with 25 points on the scoresheet, just one point away from his Italian career high achieved against Generazione Vincente Napoli; it was the thirteenth game he finished in double figures, the sixth in a row and the third in which he scored at least 20 points. Instead, the maximum of his career in the evaluation data arrived: the 27 recorded against Vanoli Cremona went to touch up the 25 with which he had closed the matches – both lost – against Carpegna Prosciutto Pesaro and Givova Scafati; in this case, the Montenegrin naturalized Spanish has climbed above 20 in the evaluation data for the seventh time in the season. In the streak of consecutive successes, the averages of the class of 1991 are the following: 19.8 points (57.1% from two, 46.6% from three and 84% from the foul line), 5.0 fouls suffered, 4.0 rebounds and 21.8 rating in 26.3 minutes of use; his seasonal figures instead read 16.6 points (55.9% from two, 42.7% from three and 87.3% from the foul line), 4.6 rebounds, 3.9 fouls suffered and 17.8 rating in 24.2 minutes. Looking at the numbers alone, Mirotic leads his team’s ranking in terms of points scored and evaluation.

 
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