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Pogoy to miss rest of PBA Finals with fractured finger

/ 07:10 PM April 16, 2023

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TNT’s Roger Pogoy during Game 3 of the PBA Governors’ Cup Finals. PBA IMAGES

MANILA, Philippines-TNT will have to chase the PBA Governors’ Cup crown without one of its main weapons in RR Pogoy, who was ruled out for the rest of the series with a fractured finger.

Pogoy said he suffered the injury on Friday when the Tropang Giga suffered a 117-103 loss to Barangay Ginebra at Smart Araneta Coliseum.

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The runner-up for the Best Player of the Conference award was in street clothes when TNT trooped to the floor in hopes of tying the series at 2-2.

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“I only forced myself to finish out the rest of the game,” Pogoy said in Filipino during a short chat with The Inquirer.

Pogoy averaged 17.9 points on 51 percent shooting as he once again regained his role of being one of the Tropang Giga’s top marksmen.

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He also produced 4.9 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.4 steals in 18 games this conference.

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Minus Pogoy, TNT will have to double its effort in order to beat Ginebra in the best-of-seven affair.

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TNT is also playing without center Justin Chua after going down with an ACL injury.

But TNT brought veteran Kelly Williams back in the fold in Game 4 after being sidelined since the quarters with a calf injury.

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