IMPORT NG SMB UMALIS NA | NO IMPORT SILA SA GAME 2
Hinebra Dominates Game 1, SMB Import Reportedly Leaves for Game 2
The Ginebra Kings continued their strong performance in the PBA Governors’ Cup, defeating the San Miguel Beermen in Game 1 by a wide margin. The game was highlighted by the impressive play of Ginebra’s imports, Justin Brownlee and RJ Abarrientos, who both had stellar performances.
Brownlee, in particular, was dominant, scoring 40 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. His performance was so impressive that even SMB’s import, EJ Anjo, admitted that Brownlee was “unstoppable.”
Following the game, there were reports that Anjo had left the Philippines and would not be playing in Game 2. While the reason for his departure is unclear, many believe that it is due to the intense online backlash he has received following his poor performance in Game 1.
If Anjo is indeed unable to play in Game 2, it will be a significant blow to SMB’s chances of winning the series. The Beermen are already at a disadvantage without their star player, and they will now have to face a Ginebra team that is playing at a very high level.
Ginebra’s Strong Performance
In addition to Brownlee’s impressive performance, Abarrientos also played a key role in Ginebra’s victory. The rookie guard scored 15 points and dished out 8 assists, showing that he is a promising young player.
Ginebra’s local players also played well, with Japeth Aguilar and Scottie Thompson both scoring in double figures. The Kings’ balanced scoring and strong defense were too much for SMB to handle.
Outlook for Game 2
With Anjo reportedly out of Game 2, SMB will be forced to rely on their local players to carry the load. The Beermen have a talented group of locals, but they will need to play at a very high level to compete with Ginebra.
Ginebra, on the other hand, is full of confidence after their dominant performance in Game 1. The Kings are playing well on both ends of the court, and they are a strong favorite to win Game 2 and take a commanding 2-0 lead in the series.
Overall, Ginebra is in a strong position to win the PBA Governors’ Cup. The Kings have a talented roster and they are playing at a high level. If they can continue to play well, they will be difficult to beat.
