vkalbos Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 (edited) Like what I've said in my previous comment, Ping is unstoppable when he is in the paint plus the fact that he can pass and create plays. limit Ping and Simon from touches. tska si "boy swerte" na si Devance. Mark did a good offense with Melton and Mallari. kawawa yung dalawa MASSACRE ang inabot... Edited February 11, 2014 by vkalbos Quote Link to comment
rooster69ph Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 Tingin ko, this is the start for Japeth. He did have 3 blocks last game. Kung hindi lang dahil sa 5 fouls baka mas babad pa laro nya nung 4th. the key to Japeth's game is hitting those medium range jumpers which we saw last night. It was missing during the first 5 games of this series. Japeth is not a post up player. He thrives on the open court as well as utilizing his quickness/athleticism to drive past his man for the high percentage shot in the paint. San Migs defense has been clogging the lane on him to make it difficult to score inside. Shooting and making those perimeter shots will open up the middle not only for him but also for other possible cutters. 1 1 Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 The Big J's inspirational talk inside Ginebra's locker room http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG8Z2xPV14I Quote Link to comment
Kazekage.Gaara Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 the key to Japeth's game is hitting those medium range jumpers which we saw last night. It was missing during the first 5 games of this series. Japeth is not a post up player. He thrives on the open court as well as utilizing his quickness/athleticism to drive past his man for the high percentage shot in the paint. San Migs defense has been clogging the lane on him to make it difficult to score inside. Shooting and making those perimeter shots will open up the middle not only for him but also for other possible cutters. Exactly. Another thing, dapat mas efficient yung spacing nila for Japeth to be able to maximize. Kung kinakailangang i-isolation nila either Japeth or Greg to take advantage, then so be it. Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 It will be a great game tomorrow.... Some observations ko na tingin ko makakatulong sa game 7: 1. Bola sa low post ke caguioa pag si melton bantay2. Kick out ke baracael plays3. Set up si japeth sa medium j4. Pressure d paminsan minsan pero biglaan5. Experiment w jflight sa depensa... 6. Ababou is a good shooter, maybe ato can go w 2 bigs, ababou, baracael and la7. The best combination na nakita ko slaugther, aguilar, baracael, ellis, la 1 1 Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 Game7 na mamaya... let's go BGK! Quote Link to comment
junix Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 It will be a great game tomorrow.... Some observations ko na tingin ko makakatulong sa game 7: 1. Bola sa low post ke caguioa pag si melton bantay2. Kick out ke baracael plays3. Set up si japeth sa medium j4. Pressure d paminsan minsan pero biglaan5. Experiment w jflight sa depensa... 6. Ababou is a good shooter, maybe ato can go w 2 bigs, ababou, baracael and la7. The best combination na nakita ko slaugther, aguilar, baracael, ellis, la like i've written in my earlier post, aside from forrester, dylan is another lost man in ato's rotation...such a waste of talent. Quote Link to comment
junix Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 mas - maganda pa nilalaro ni JR Reyes kesa kay Aguilar, nagagampanan nya talaga role nya... bicolano kasi e... WISH KO LANG SANA MAPALITAN ANG COACH NG GINEBRA, Maganda ang lineup nila pero sa coach lang ang problema... ibalik na lang kaya si Alfrancis Chua. +1 sa pagpapalit ng coach. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted February 11, 2014 Share Posted February 11, 2014 (edited) Aguilar draws inspiration from Jaworski as he looks to put struggles behind him http://contents.spin.ph/image/aguilar-jawo-21114.jpg "Of course sobrang inspired ako. I was motivated lalo na pag kita ko pa lang sa kanya (Jaworski)," said the 6-foot-9 Ginebra star, who was congratulated by the 'Big J' after the win and had the chance to listen to his pep talk during halftime of Game Six last Monday. "Iba, na-motivate talaga kami. Biruin mo (PBA) legend, nasa locker room? Nakaka-inspire," he added. http://www.spin.ph/sports/basketball/news/aguilar-draws-inspiration-from-jaworski-as-he-looks-to-put-struggles-behind-him meaning di kayang ma-motivate ni Ato ang team nya? if it weren't for Jaworski talo na tayo sa Game 6? can't the management see what Jaworski can do if he's the one coaching this powerhouse team? just asking... Edited February 11, 2014 by ray004 Quote Link to comment
jepoyskieLOVEbianca Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 pampagana mamaya! konting look back sa past... Sung by Bayang Barrios Sinusundan koang bawat laroNg koponan kong naghihingaloSa bawat bolang binibitawDi mapigilang mapapasigawKahit hindi relihiyosoNaaalala ko ang mga santoO San Miguel, Santa LuciaSana manalo ang Ginebra Ngunit ang aga nilang nagkalatBawat diskarte nasisisilatNagkasundo kaming magkakampiNa ang labo kasi ng refereeAng barangay parang napesteNatambakan agad kami ng benteParang bansa'y nagkaleche-lecheAt nareelect ang presidente Pagbigyan nyo na akoPaminsan-minsan lang itoGumaang ang nabibigatang pusoPagbigyan nyo na akoSa munting hilig kong itoKung hindi baka mag-away pa tayo Nang 2nd half ay nag-umpisaNag-umpisa ang ratsada nilaIpit na pukol ni Noli LocsinKahit finoul, pasok pa rinAng double-team nila'y walang epektoSa alee hoop at alahoy ni MarlouSunod-sunod sa magkabilang kanto3 points ni Hizon at Jarencio Opensa ay nasasalingSa hustle ni Mackie at Benny ChengHalos ang bola ay di makatawidSa mga nakaw ni Flash DavidAng execution ay swabeng-swabeSa mga plays ni Coach JaworskiBiglang umugong ang buong palibotMukhang maglalaro na rin si Dudut Pagbigyan nyo na akoPaminsan-minsan lang itoGumaang ang nabibigatang pusoPagbigyan nyo na akoKahit na kahit paanoSumaya ng bahagya itong mundo Tatlong minuto pa ang natitiraNang kami ay nakahabol naSa isang iglap nagpalit ng scoreLamang na kami 99-94Bumabalik sa aking isipAng manliligaw ko nuong Grade 6Napapatawad ko na ang AlaskaPag nananalo ang Ginebra O kayganda ng aking umagaFeeling ko wala akong asawaAt ang dati kong boyfriend ay hiwalay naPag nananalo ang Ginebra Quote Link to comment
*kalel* Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 sana ma grant ang wish ni yeng na makaharap ang GSM (article from PBA.PH)===========================================================================================MOTHER OF ALL SUDDEN DEATHS7:37 pm | Tuesday, February 11th, 2014 24 260 148IT isn’t exactly like he’s tossing coins in a fountain. But Rain or Shine coach Yeng Guiao, who may be secretly yearning for payback, has reportedly expressed preference to face Barangay Ginebra San Miguel in the best-of-7 championship series. If that’s the case, the Kings, who ousted the twice-to-beat Elasto Painters in the 2013 Commissioner’s Cup quarterfinals, will only be too happy to oblige. San Mig Super Coffee, of course, will have none of it. Before midnight Wednesday, Guiao would know whether his “wish” has been granted. Between that and the hours leading up to ‘finals before the Finals,’ the Kings and the Mixers go for the jugular in a do-or-die Game 7 to bring their PLDT myDSL PBA Philippine Cup semifinals to a blazing climax at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The winner earns the right to jump from the frying pan to the fire, taking on the well-rested Elasto Painters in a best-of-7 title showdown. Game 1 of the Finals is Friday, with the two protagonists taking daggers to each other’s hearts on Valentine’s Day. With the Mixers claiming Games 1, 3 and 5, and the Kings clinching Games 2, 4 and 6, the stage has been set for the mother of all sudden deaths at 8 pm. The atmosphere will be electrifying and the Big Dome will be rocking as 20,000-plus fans are expected to cram the historic venue. As fiercely fought as most of their matches in this semis have been, Game 7 should take intensity and expectations to bursting levels. If the Mixers’ 79-76 Game 5 victory, fashioned by James Yap’s death knell 3-pointer, was like running the gauntlet, and Ginebra’s 94-91 Game 6 fightback akin to going through hell, the Game 7 will be a war of apocalyptic proportion. Two nights ago, San Mig coach Tim Cone thought an epic combat was about to be averted. “No doubt Game 6 was a tough one for us to swallow,” said Cone. “We felt we had it and then it was ripped away from us. Credit to Ginebra. But it’s been a great series, a tough series with a lot of drama and it seems only fitting that it should go this far. As my daughter always reminds me, the best two words in sports: Game Seven.” His Ginebra counterpart Ato Agustin shares the sentiment. “Game 7 na ‘to. Kailangang ibigay na lahat. No need to save any amount of energy,” said Agustin, who added patience and aggressiveness will be their main weapons. Agustin got a big hand from a most unlikely source, especially in helping lift the spirit of beleaguered point guard LA Tenorio. Censured by the Ginebra faithful – and his fellow Ateneans – in the aftermath of the Kings’ Game 5 loss, Tenorio redeemed himself with a gut-wrenching performance in Game 6 as he backstopped superstar Mark Caguioa (21 points) and 6-foot-11 rookie Greg Slaughter (20, 11 rebounds). “Di ko na inisip ang sarili ko na makabawi,” said Tenorio, who had 16 points with three 3-pointers. “Ang inisip ko lang e yung team at yung sinabi ni Sen. [Robert] Jaworski na huwag namin sayangin yung tiwala ng taong-bayan.” Jaworski, who played and coached Ginebra at the height of its phenomenal popularity in the ‘80s, attended Game 6 and stepped into the locker room at halftime, with the Kings trailing, 50-41, to offer words of encouragement. According to those inside the dugout, the Big J had urged the Kings to stay aggressive defensively, focus on the job at hand and to never stop communicating inside. Clearly roused by the dressing room visit of the man who stands at the center of Ginebra mania, the revved up Kings returned in the second half and engineered a roaring comeback in the third quarter, outscoring the Mixers, 32-24, and setting up the cliffhanging finish. Yap, 1-of-6 from 3-point range, again had the fate of the Mixers placed in his hands. But the two-time MVP was short on a way-out triple at the buzzer and was silent on a crucial foul called on him with 16 seconds left that sent Caguioa to the line for two free throws that made it, 92-91, for the Kings. He was also quiet on their chances in Game 7. His frontline partner Marc Pingris, who had 20 points and 6 rebounds, was less guarded in his optimism however. “Hindi nila [Kings] makukuha sa’min yan,” Pingris told Interaskyon.com. “Kinapos lang kami.” Pingris wasn’t the first in the bold prediction department. Jayjay Helterbrand, who drained a big 3-point shot during Ginebra’s third quarter rally, had earlier guaranteed a Kings victory in Game 6, a pledge 14,473 inside the Big Dome saw fulfilled before midnight Monday. With the stakes sky-high and the odds greater than ever in Game 7, it’s now the Mixers’ turn to back up their man. And Pingris will demand nothing less. A key factor for Ginebra will be its defense on Mark Barroca, PJ Simon and explosive rookie Justin Melton who have had their way against their Kings counterparts. Another will be Ginebra’s ability to break up San Mig’s triangle offense and backdoor plays which time and again caught the Kings looking the other way. Tenorio setting up play from the top and Caguioa and Slaughter posting up can also only go so far in giving the Mixers defensive problems. For the Kings to be able to open up the middle for the high-leaping Japeth Aguilar, Slaughter and JayR Reyes, patient ball movement and weak-side picks will be of the essence in setting up their shooters, including Mac Baracael (3 of 4 triples), Helterbrand and Tenorio, for open looks and drive-and-dish penetrations. And somewhere out there, Yeng Guiao will be watching as the Kings and the Mixers tear each other apart, waiting to see which of his coins the wishing well would bless. Then he strikes. (WJRHT) Quote Link to comment
junix Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 (edited) Aguilar draws inspiration from Jaworski as he looks to put struggles behind him http://contents.spin.ph/image/aguilar-jawo-21114.jpg "Of course sobrang inspired ako. I was motivated lalo na pag kita ko pa lang sa kanya (Jaworski)," said the 6-foot-9 Ginebra star, who was congratulated by the 'Big J' after the win and had the chance to listen to his pep talk during halftime of Game Six last Monday. "Iba, na-motivate talaga kami. Biruin mo (PBA) legend, nasa locker room? Nakaka-inspire," he added. http://www.spin.ph/sports/basketball/news/aguilar-draws-inspiration-from-jaworski-as-he-looks-to-put-struggles-behind-him meaning di kayang ma-motivate ni Ato ang team nya? if it weren't for Jaworski talo na tayo sa Game 6? can't the management see what Jaworski can do if he's the one coaching this powerhouse team? just asking... that's what i wrote recently chief. imagine what a pep talk during the halftime break can do...what more if the big j himself is the one calling the shots for the gin kings. kung ang ginebra noon ay napag-champion ni jawo with benny cheng, wilmer ong, pido jarencio and co., what more this present lineup. this team loaded with young talents will surely be a dynasty. di pa ba naririnig ng management ang sigaw ng buong pilipinas. JA-WORS-KI...JA-WORS-KI!!! Edited February 12, 2014 by junix Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 SMC 57 - 44 BGKend of 1st Half hayyyy... bantay naman jan kay J.Yap.. pucha nakaka ilan 3s na yun sya ehdami easy baskets ng SMC... Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 First half?????? GINEBRA N.D.--- NO DEFENSE. Sana magising. Walang Jawo 57-44 Quote Link to comment
RED2018 Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 LA is timid...Japeth nanggigigil Gising BGK!!! Quote Link to comment
junix Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 MALAMYA ANG DEPENSA!!! ANG DAMING LAYUPS NG SAN MIG. NO ENERGY. THE WAY I SEE IT SAN MIG WANTS THE WIN MORE. SANA DUMATING SI BIG J SA DUGOUT PARA MAGISING. DI KAYA NI ATO. Quote Link to comment
Captain Guile Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 Pag hindi nila na contain c james yap may tulog na ang gsm Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 (edited) Medyo pinagmamasdan ko si L.A...........................parang iba ang galaw. Parang............... Edited February 12, 2014 by photographer Quote Link to comment
junix Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 Medyo pinagmamasdan ko si L.A...........................parang iba ang galaw. Parang............... bitin chief...baka gusto mong liwanagin Still no ball movement...puro one-on-one di kagaya sa san mig puro bagsak sa ilalim. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 this is not good.. 4th quarter coming up Quote Link to comment
ppdd Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 SMC 79 - 67 BGKend of 3rd still the same... onting depensa and hustle pa.. Quote Link to comment
RED2018 Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 SMC is simply outhustling BGK. They're getting to the ball quicker than Ginebra.SanMig Coffee Makers more coherent, more energetic Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Quote Link to comment
RED2018 Posted February 12, 2014 Share Posted February 12, 2014 Ang lupheet ni PJ Simon...!!! Quote Link to comment
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