Both series are currently 2-0 but they are two different stories. TNT is fully in-control now of the homecourt advantage after winning the first two matches in Columbian's territory.
On the other hand, Phoenix managed to keep its homecourt advantage by winning two close games against NLEX.
The ace player of Columbian, CJ Perez, is struggling in this playoffs, averaging 21.5 points, 39% FG and 29% 3FG per game. Dyip needs him to find his groove offensively to keep up with the high-octane offense of TNT.
In the other series, NLEX may need to consider giving more playing time to LA Tenorio because he has been superb this playoff, averaging 14.2 points, 7.5 assists, 54% FG and 40% 3FG per game.
Can NLEX and Columbian finally get a W? Let us see!
ANNOUNCEMENT
Before the results, let me first announce something about the upcoming Real Simulation League. We will need to postpone it. September will be the earliest return of the real-life PBA and I think, it is just right that we first make sure that there will be at least a conference that will happen in real life PBA before we do the RSL. Most probably, we will open the RSL around the first week of August, as long as the PBA will be resuming their season early September.
DYIP - TNT
PHOENIX - NLEX
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