Ginebra vs San Miguel

Some trademark magic by Justin Brownlee has helped Barangay Ginebra sweep San Miguel Beermen en route to the 2023 PBA Governors' Cup Finals.

We just take who's coming, and then we'll try to figure out the best way to attack them once we figure out who's going to be out there. We just have to be composed with the referees and just let their calls go and move on." We kept fighting to the end." "We just played a great team and a well-coached team. We are supposed to be in the semis." We weren't focused, I think we were just happy to be in the semis. For the majority of the game, though, it appeared like the Beermen would force a Game 4, leading by as many as 18 points and holding Ginebra to its worst shooting in the series. Luckily they shot the ball not too good and we had to take advantage of that." "The first two games, we won by a big margin. "I had been attacking to the right. "We definitely expected a hard-fought series just like before. "I knew I had to be aggressive and attack," Brownlee said.

Defending champion Barangay Ginebra earned a return trip to the PBA Governors' Cup after coming from behind to defeat San Miguel Beer, 87-85, for the sweep ...

Brownlee’s jumper extended the gap to three but Marcio Lassiter tied things up at 85-all, time down to 26.2 remaining. It was the first sweep Ginebra engineered in a best-of-five series at the expense of a San Miguel side which on the flip side had never been shutout in a similar scenario. Defending champion Barangay Ginebra earned a return trip to the PBA Governors’ Cup after coming from behind to defeat San Miguel Beer, 87-85, for the sweep of their semifinal series on Wednesday at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Filipino-German big man Christian Standhardinger scored the game-winning undergoal stab off a feed from Justin Brownlee with 3.

"That was my battle throughout the third and fourth quarter. "Just a real struggle out there, to be honest. We have trust in him, even the one before that," Ginebra coach Tim Cone said after the game.

Christian Standhardinger buried the game-winning shot as Ginebra came back from 18 points down to stun San Miguel in Game Three of their semifinals series, ...

Marcio Lassiter then missed out on his final attempt, giving Ginebra the victory and the series sweep. Ginebra then outscored San Miguel in the fourth, 29 to 15, capped the clincher from the FIlipino-German bruiser, who finished with 14 points, 17 rebounds, seven assists, and two steals. Christian Standhardinger buried the game-winning shot as Ginebra came back from 18 points down to stun San Miguel in Game Three of their semifinals series, 87-85, and book a finals ticket to the 2023 PBA Governors' Cup on Wednesday.

Christian Stanhardinger sank the all-important basket for Barangay Ginebra as the Gin Kings closed out San Miguel Beer, 87-85.

Ginebra was trailing by 18 when it mounted a vicious run in the fourth period. It was amazing that they stuck to the game like they did.” With the score tied at 85-all, Justin Brownlee fed Standhardinger the perfect assist.

Unleashing a strong finishing kick capped by the Justin Brownlee-to-Christian Standhardinger winning play, the Gin Kings rallied past San Miguel Beer, 87-85, to ...

The Beermen, through Marcio Lassiter's trey, managed to still tie up it at 85-all. We made a couple of big shots and nice stops and before we knew it, we won the game," he added. "I was ready to give up on that one (3-0 sweep) at various times of the game.

Some trademark magic by Justin Brownlee has helped Barangay Ginebra sweep San Miguel Beermen en route to the 2023 PBA Governors' Cup Finals.

We just take who's coming, and then we'll try to figure out the best way to attack them once we figure out who's going to be out there. We just have to be composed with the referees and just let their calls go and move on." We kept fighting to the end." "We just played a great team and a well-coached team. We are supposed to be in the semis." We weren't focused, I think we were just happy to be in the semis. For the majority of the game, though, it appeared like the Beermen would force a Game 4, leading by as many as 18 points and holding Ginebra to its worst shooting in the series. Luckily they shot the ball not too good and we had to take advantage of that." "The first two games, we won by a big margin. "I had been attacking to the right. "We definitely expected a hard-fought series just like before. "I knew I had to be aggressive and attack," Brownlee said.