Alab Pilipinas survives Hong Kong in nail-biter
Jeremiah Gray delivered the game-winning block against Hong Kong Eastern’s Jon Siu’s game-winning trey attempt that helped end Alab Pilipinas’ road tour with a much-needed win, 77-76. The victory was a big boost for the struggling Alab squad with things not going their way early in the season,

By Leobert Julian A. de la Peña

By Leobert Julian A. de la Peña
Jeremiah Gray delivered the game-winning block against Hong Kong Eastern’s Jon Siu’s game-winning trey attempt that helped end Alab Pilipinas’ road tour with a much-needed win, 77-76.
The victory was a big boost for the struggling Alab squad with things not going their way early in the season, including a couple of upsets.
Leading by 15 at the half, the Alab gunners found themselves in a shooting drought that enabled the foes to put up a fierce rally that provided a scare.
With 4:35 left in the final frame, Siu of Hong Kong drained back-to-back cold-blooded treys that put them in the lead for the first time in the game, 72-71.
The Alab squad then failed to connect on their first few attempts before Nick King sank a much-needed basket to put them ahead, 77-76.
Gray then put the icing on the cake as he soared high and swatted the Siu shot that would have crumbled Alab’s heart if it went in.
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