Justin Brownlee PBA PICTURES
MANILA, Philippines-Barangay Ginebra’s Game 4 loss to Bay Area in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup champion series certain left a poor preference in the mouth of the Gin Kings’ resident import.
But Brownlee has a lot of factors not to obtain discouraged. The American ahead, nevertheless, comprehends that this series is a long one.
“For sure,” he stated of the dampener that was the 94-96 loss on Friday evening. “It would have been great if me and Scottie (Thompson), you know, got the award and then won the game.”
“But sometimes, it just doesn’t work out like that,” he took place.
The loss really considered twice as hefty for Brownlee that evening, as it was throughout that time he was crowned the event’s finest import. On top of that, his triple-double of 23 factors, 13 rebounds, and also 11 aids went with naught.
“You just gotta give Bay Area a lot of credit. They came out, took threes, and hit threes. They did a great job on the defensive end,” he stated.
“And that’s how the playoffs [are],” he included. “Every game is going to be tough and they came out and played hard.”
Brownlee likewise contradicted that Dragons import Andrew Nicholson’s lack captured his team by shock.
“We’ve been in this situation, I would say, a couple of times from my time being here,” he stated of fighting an adversary without an import.
“I think we dealt with it pretty well ’cause we’ve been here before, I don’t think it bothered us. I just think the problem was Bay Area just really came to play, they were very focused. They played with great energy on both sides. And, you know, just gotta tip our cap to them.”
It deserves keeping in mind that the 3 times Brownlee was crowned Best Import, Ginebra took place to win all of it.
But he really feels that facts is absolutely nothing even more than that: a facts.
“We understand that the series is not over, we haven’t lost the Finals, it’s just one game,” Brownlee stated.
