Thompson game-winner lifts Ginebra to comeback win vs San Miguel

“I was telling the guys, it is there for us.” ICYMI: Scottie Thompson drains the game-winning triple as Ginebra overhauls a 19-point deficit to stun San Miguel. PBA

MANILA, Philippines – Scottie Thompson saved the day as Barangay Ginebra completed a come-from-behind 97-96 win over Barangay Ginebra in the PBA Commissioner’s Cup at the Araneta Coliseum on Sunday, November 6.

The likes of San Miguel veteran Chris Ross felt Scott got fouled during that ill-fated possession and complained about the non-call but to no avail. Scott put San Miguel on the front seat again with a short stab with 35 seconds remaining, but Thompson played hero as he drained his booming triple that gave Ginebra its first lead of the game.“I was telling the guys, it is there for us, we just [have to] play a little smarter, we just [need to] make a few more plays,” said Ginebra head coach Tim Cone.

But Ginebra – buoyed by the cheers of its fans – embodied its famous never-say-die spirit as it clinched another comeback win after fighting back from a 15-point hole in its victory over Magnolia that kickstarted its winning streak.

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