No Asian import for San Miguel? Reid sees no problem | Inquirer Sports

No Asian import for San Miguel? Reid sees no problem

/ 09:04 PM July 08, 2016

Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net

Tasked to help San Miguel defending the Commissioner’s Cup, AZ Reid is unfazed with another round of Asian imports spicing the season-ending conference anew.

“I got Asian imports here,” he said, pointing at the locals as the Beermen wrapped up their afternoon practice at Moro Lorenzo Sports Center in Ateneo.

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Reid believes that San Miguel has all it needs to make another run for the championship.

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“Let me ask you what country we’re in? The Philippines. What are you all? Asians. I don’t need extra Asians. We got them,” he said. “I got a lot of Asian imports on my team. We got players in the bench everyday and we’ll play them, give them opportunities.”

“I got Gary (David), I got Ryan (Arana), I got Bitoy (Omolon, I got (Ronald) Tubid, and so on. I got Asian
imports here.”

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While Reid knows that other teams enlisting continental reinforcements pose as a bigger challenge to San Miguel, he’s confident that Beermen’s talent can carry them to a title repeat.

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“I don’t make any excuse for me. Leave me with what we have. We’re fine. We got to make a way to win. We can’t panic, get nervous, get scared,” said Reid.

“It’s going to be hard for them, but we got to make a way.”

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