San Miguel vs Bay Area

Bay Area moved to within a win of the championship round after a dominant 114-95 win over San Miguel in Game 2 of their best-of-five semifinals affair in ...

Bay Area, which finished the elimination round atop the standings with a 10-2 card, will look to finish off San Miguel on Sunday in Game Three of the series. Bay Area moved to within a win of the championship round after a dominant 114-95 win over San Miguel in Game 2 of their best-of-five semifinals affair in the 2022 PBA Commissioner's Cup on Friday. Bay Area on the verge of dethroning San Miguel after Game Two win

Kobey Lam starred anew for the Dragons, this time scattering 25 points at PhilSports Arena in Pasig City to bring the visitors to the cusp of a PBA Finals berth ...

It’s exciting so I gotta bring the energy,” said the Toronto-raised guard, who was Bay Area’s hero in the series opener. Import Andrew Nicholson had 34 points and 16 rebounds. Bay Area, the finest offense and second-best rated defense in the league, enjoyed leads as big as 21 points.

Bay Area Dragons tamed San Miguel Beermen, 114-95, to take a commanding 2-0 lead in their 2022 PBA Commissioner's Cup best-of-five semifinal series Friday.

"It's just the fact that we're in the playoffs," he added. They're just passionate and there's a lot of energy in the gym. "It's something you've gotta lock into and over the course of the game, he did hurt us. "Tonight, at the start of the game, it was June Mar (who got going)," Goorjian said. We got an opportunity to do something that special, and we just want to make sure we leave no rock unturned right now." It would be something really special." "It's definitely more fun, I'd say for sure," Lam said. Really important win tonight to get that second game and it gives us a little breathing room." But also for the big men because Andrew (Nicholson) can guard June Mar as well." After we were down, we really got into the defense and got stops and ran out of those stops. This series could very easily be tied at 1-1 were it not for Kobey Lam's heads-up play in Game 1 that gave the Dragons a 103-102 squeaker. "They've got a ton of talent.

"We gotta get back the way we've been playing." San Miguel Beermen's Chris Ross.

We’re a really good team also, but we’re not focusing on the things that need to be done to win this ball game.” “We pretty much dominated them the whole game — well, for 44 minutes, and we ended up losing. “Tonight wasn’t how we’ve been playing.