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SMART Clark Giga City. – One would think that Sunday’s Barangay Geneva-San Miguel Beer match at the PBA Philippine Cup at the AUF Sports Arena powered by Smart 5G technology in Angeles City would be a one-sided affair in favor of the Kings.
That assessment would be largely based on their last two games, in which Geneva won two to take first place and SMB would lose both of their games to be dangerously pushed over the edge.
Not so fast, according to none other than Kings coach Tim Cone.
“They can lose a game or two, but they’re never on a losing streak,” Cone said. “They can turn it on so easily.”
Cone spoke after his team stopped former co-leader TNT, 85-79, last Friday to take the solo lead and move closer to clinching first place at the end of 11-game eliminations.
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