Beermen apologize for coming up short in PBA grand slam bid
September 28, 2017 | 3:12am
Barangay Ginebra's Justin Brownlee tries to score against San Miguel's Terrence Watson and Chris Ross (partly seen) during their PBA Quarterfinals clash at the MOA Arena, Wednesday night. | PBA Images
MANILA, Philippines — The San Miguel Beermen's quest for a grand slam came to an end after suffering a 104-84 quarterfinals defeat against Ginebra in the PBA Governor's Cup at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Wednesday.
San Miguel could have pulled off its second franchise grandslam after achieving the same feat in 1989 under head coach Norman Black.
No use in crying over spilled beer...er milk now for the Beermen as they said they will use the sorry loss as motivation in their future campaigns.
They also sent out message of thanks to all of their supporters.
Sorry to disappoint you guys. But we tried hard and fell short!! I hope we made you guys proud this season! It was a great season!! Thank u!
— Chris Ross (@cmross6) September 27, 2017
We could have gone 0 for 3 ,but God blessed us with 2 championships. Thank you for the love , see y'all next year . #silverlinings #tGBTG
— alex cabagnot (@askcabaggie) September 27, 2017
Everything happens for a reason
— Von Pessumal (@von19) September 27, 2017
You Live and learn. Excited for this comeback!
— Matt Ganuelas-Rosser (@Real_Mateo) September 27, 2017
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