Brownlee, Ginebra want no let up with title in sight | Inquirer Sports

Brownlee, Ginebra want no let up with title in sight

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 11:29 AM October 17, 2016

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Justin Brownlee had a mediocre offensive output in Ginebra’s Game 4, and even though it came off in a 88-86 win for the Gin Kings, the import knows he could’ve done better.

And he did just that in Game 5 as the Gin Kings trumped Ginebra, 92-81, to take a 3-2 series lead in the 2016 PBA Governors’ Cup Finals.

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Brownlee poured in 29 points, 20 coming in the first half, to go along 10 rebounds, and two steals.

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“Just my aggression, I think I came out pretty aggressive from the start of the game,” said Brownlee Sunday at Smart Araneta Coliseum. 

“I just tried to be aggressive and still have a balance with getting my team involved and I think I did a pretty good job at that tonight.”

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And Brownlee’s eagerness trickled down to his teammates as they shot the ball at an impressive 52 percent, 40-of-77, while holding down the Bolts to 40 percent, 22-of-48.

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Brownlee, however, said the Kings are not finished and they still have to put on an even better outing in Game 6 to clinch the title.

“We’re not done, we’re not satisfied, 3-2 is just a game ahead, it’s not winning the series,” said Brownlee. “So we’re just trying to stay confident and look forward to the next game.”

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TAGS: 2016 Governors' Cup, 2016 Govs Cup, Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings, Game 5, justin brownlee, Meralco Bolts, PBA Finals

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