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Showing posts with label JVee Casio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JVee Casio. Show all posts
Friday, January 16, 2015
San Miguel's 6th Man!
San Miguel Beer has taken a 3-2 lead over the Alaska Aces in the 2015 Philippine Cup Finals. The Beermen won the last 2 games of the series thanks to a the big contribution of the 6th Man. the San Miguel momentum changing 6th Man is none other than .... JVee Casio!!!
JVee Casio's performance has made it easier for San Miguel to handle the pesky Alaska team. The former DLSU PG has missed not made a single point in the last 2 games all SMB victories. What is happening to JVee.
In the first 3 games, he was averaging 12.7 points a game. He even made 7 three points shots in 17 attempt. He was shooting .412 from long range which was even better than his .375 2-point FG shooting. Casio also made all his 5 Free throw attempts. All of this has gone caput in the last two games. Casio was silent. In Game 4, he was a non-factor. In Game 5, his shooting skills left him and he just could not make a shot.
If San Miguel goes on to win this series, Coach Leo Austria's boys should give Jvee Casio a "balato" from their fat championship bonuses. With Casio's abnormally atrocious shooting it was like there were 6 Beermen playing against 4 feisty Aces.
Let's see if SMB still has a 6th Man in Game 6 !!!!
Sunday, June 29, 2014
What if JVee Casio did not slip???
Starting next week the finals of the PLDT Home Telpad Governors’ Cup will commence. It will be between the grand slam-seeking San Mig Coffee Mixers and the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters. The Mixers are actually looking for their 4th straight Philippine Basketball Association title while the Painters have made it to the finals in 4 of the last 7 conferences. But before we talk about the finals, let's talk about how they got there.
San Mig Coffee had a gritty series against the similarly star-studded Talk N' Text Tropang Texters. The Texters fought back from being down 0-2 to force a deciding Game 5. The Mixers survived and their chance to give Tim Cone another grand slam is alive.
The Rain or Shine Elasto Painters had a harder route. Their series against the Alaska Aces has been very physically and full of drama. The turning point of the series was in Game 4 when "The Slip" happened.
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