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Down 0-2 in a best-of-five semifinals series against top seed Magnolia, the Phoenix Super LPG Fuel Masters found themselves in a dangerous situation when they stumbled to a 21-point deficit in Game 3.But the wards of head coach Jamike Jarin made a defiant stand, denying the Hotshots a sweep as they staged a second half comeback en route to a 103-85 victory on Sunday at the Mall of Asia Arena.The protagonist of that Phoenix fightback was RJ Jazul, who delivered some big shots for the Fuel Masters.The 37-year-old veteran guard made up for a quiet three-point outing in the first half by burying three straight triples early in the fourth quarter to provide the spark they needed as the Fuel Masters gained an 85-71 lead and took control of the match.Jazul, who was among the remnants of the Phoenix team that last reached a semifinals stage in 2020, stressed they didn’t want to end their campaign just yet.”We don’t want to go home,” said Jazul, who finished with 17 points built around five triples.”Syempre do-or-die for us. Sabi nga ni coach may practice pa kami bukas and sayang ‘yung schedule namin bukas kung kami ‘yung matatalo ngayon.”[We don’t want to go home… Of course, it’s a do-or-die for us. Coach even said, we still have practice tomorrow and the schedule would have gone to waste if we lost tonight.]Phoenix coach Jarin added that they just found the right rhythm in the second half as import Johnathan Williams and other locals led the rampage for the Fuel Masters.”Coming into the second half, we just told ourselves that we weren’t having fun and we were just too tight and we’re letting Magnolia do the things that they want to do so we buckled down on defense and moved the ball and worked as a unit on defense and offense,” Jarin said.”Eventually, we caught up and executed and made some crucial baskets.”And while Jazul got the spotlight, the seasoned guard said the win materialized because of a collective effort from everyone on the bench.”Like what coach said sa locker room, we’ll do it together,” Jazul added.”We’re here together, everyone is important, hindi isang tao, hindi lima, and we know na we’re capable of playing.”[Like what coach said in the locker room, we’ll do it together. We’re here together, everyone is important. It’s not just one person, not just five, and we know we’re capable of playing.]—JMB, GMA Integrated News
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