JUSTIN Brownlee (left) and Allen Durham rekindle their rivalry.
Justin Brownlee and Allen Durham renew their rivalry when Barangay Ginebra and Meralco clash in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governors’ Cup tomorrow.
Brownlee and Durham are two of the best imports in the past couple of years.
They enter the PBA together in 2016 and made a huge impact right away as they carried the Kings and the Bolts to the best-of-seven finals showdown.
Brownlee emerged as the better player in their initial face-off after hitting a huge game winning three-pointer that helped the Kings snap their eight-year championship drought.
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That clutch basket over Durham that was witnessed by 20,000 spectators and thousands more at home cemented him as one of the most dependable, and lovable, guest players ever to play in the league similar to Norman Black of San Miguel Beer, Sean Chambers of Alaska and Bobby Parks of Shell.
On the side, he charms his way into the hearts of Filipinos by publicly expressing his willingness to undergo naturalization process to help Gilas Pilipinas in its international campaign. Just last Monday, he dropped by the national squad’s training after learning that head coach Tim Cone needed a full roster to run his drills and scrimmages.
He duplicated his heroic in 2017 when he led Ginebra to another crown against Durham and Meralco.
This year, Brownlee has been averaging 29.7 points, 15.0 rebounds and 9.8 assists while Durham’s numbers are pretty similar with 29.1 points, 8.0 rebounds and 7.0 assists.
