Fajardo’s chances for BPC plum slim but still a solid pick for MVP
June Mar Fajardo, who was a one-man juggernaut in San Miguel Beer’s duel against Barangay Ginebra, may have seen his chances of winning a second PBA Best Player of the Conference award this season slip away.
But he sure has a solid claim for this year’s Most Valuable Player plum.
Fajardo, an unstoppable force never before seen in the league, was leading the statistical race for the Governors’ Cup BPC trophy at the end of the elimination round.
He accumulated 37.9 SPs after averaging 18.5 points, 10.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists and two blocks to lead Meralco’s Chris Newsome (33.27) and Barangay Ginebra’s Greg Slaughter (33.09).
But the Beermen’s sorry loss to the Gin Kings—which also ended the Beermen’s season and their Grand Slam hopes along with it—is expected to hurt his chances of winning the BPC race.
Author: Marc Anthony Reyes, Inquirer
Full Article: http://sports.inquirer.net/266656/fajardos-chances-bpc-plum-slim-still-solid-pick-mvp
But he sure has a solid claim for this year’s Most Valuable Player plum.
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| Ginebra’s Japeth Aguilar dunks over San Miguel’s Junemar Fajardo and Arwind Santos. INQUIRER PHOTO/ Sherwin Vardeleon |
He accumulated 37.9 SPs after averaging 18.5 points, 10.6 rebounds, 1.7 assists and two blocks to lead Meralco’s Chris Newsome (33.27) and Barangay Ginebra’s Greg Slaughter (33.09).
But the Beermen’s sorry loss to the Gin Kings—which also ended the Beermen’s season and their Grand Slam hopes along with it—is expected to hurt his chances of winning the BPC race.
Author: Marc Anthony Reyes, Inquirer
Full Article: http://sports.inquirer.net/266656/fajardos-chances-bpc-plum-slim-still-solid-pick-mvp
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