San Mig Coffee Mixers have become Grand Slam Champions.
San Mig Coffee survived Rain or Shine in a fitting finale 92-89 to pull off a historic Grand Slam and a fourth straight championship in the 2014 Governors’ Cup before a raucous Smart Araneta Coliseum crowd Wednesday night , according to Inquirer report.
Recording 29 points and 8 rebounds at Game 5, James Yap was named Finals Most Valuable Player (MVP), already his 4th Finals MVP, his 2nd consecutive time this season. Mixers' import Marcus Blakely almost achieved a triple-triple: 20 points, 16 rebounds, 9 assists.
GAME 5 QUARTER SCORES:
San Mig Coffee survived Rain or Shine in a fitting finale 92-89 to pull off a historic Grand Slam and a fourth straight championship in the 2014 Governors’ Cup before a raucous Smart Araneta Coliseum crowd Wednesday night , according to Inquirer report.
Recording 29 points and 8 rebounds at Game 5, James Yap was named Finals Most Valuable Player (MVP), already his 4th Finals MVP, his 2nd consecutive time this season. Mixers' import Marcus Blakely almost achieved a triple-triple: 20 points, 16 rebounds, 9 assists.
GAME 5 QUARTER SCORES:
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