MANILA, Philippines—Rain or Shine import Aaron Fuller looks to improve from his squad’s sorry loss at the hands of Ginebra in Group B of the PBA Governors’ Cup.
At Araneta Coliseum on Friday, the Elasto Painters failed to go 2-0 over the Gin Kings, 124-102, unable to stop Ginebra’s torrid shooting from deep.
“They were amazing from the three, they shot over 50 percent,” said Fuller.
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“Once they get their confidence going, it’s hard to beat a team like that with that much confidence in shooting that well.”
Fuller did his all with a huge double-double of 28 points and 11 rebounds but it wasn’t enough to stop the red-hot Gin Kings.
Ginebra, as a squad, registered a 55.3 percent shooting clip built on 17 made buckets from rainbow country.
For comparison, the Elasto Painters only sank nine baskets from 3.
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Instead of lamenting over the lopsided loss, Fuller, instead, chose to look ahead as the race for a playoff spot intensifies.
“I just have to let the game come to me, we have to play more as a team and shoot better from the three,” he said. “These next upcoming games are important to make the playoffs.”
With a 5-2 record, Rain or Shine is currently in a logjam for Group B’s first seed with the Gin Kings and San Miguel Beer.
The Elasto Painters, coincidentally, face the Beermen on Thursday at Ninoy Aquino Stadium.