Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
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Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
ON the same day Dylan Ababou learned that he will have to sit out the next six months, his mind was preoccupied by thoughts on how Barangay Ginebra can cope without him.
“Si (Keith) Jensen, (Chris) Ellis, at (Allein) Maliksi, kailangan mag step up,” the Kings’ rising star said in a phone conversation on Monday, the same day doctors told him that he had torn the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) in his right knee that would sideline him for half a year.
The 25-year-old Ababou, who was just in his second game back from a hamstring injury on his left knee, tore his ACL while trying to fake off San Mig Coffee’s James Yap in the first quarter of their PBA Philippine Cup game at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Sunday night.
“Ganun talaga, may plan si Lord,” Ababou said of the worst injury of his career.
The injury was too horrific to watch on replays, Ababou's knee almost giving way under his weight. The player said he knew right away that it was serious the moment it happened.
"Nung pag-twist may narinig akong nag-pop kaya naramdaman ko na kaagad na seryoso ang injury," Ababou, who has had no history of injuries on the knee, told Spin.ph.
But the former University of Santo Tomas Tiger believes the injury, as well as the other adversities the Kings have been facing so early in the season, will only make them stronger in the future.
“Sumakto yung never-say-die attitude, para masabi ng tao na 'never say die' ang Ginebra,” said Ababou, who joins Jayjay Helterbrand (hamstring) and Kerby Raymundo (flu) on the Kings' growing injured list.
For Ababou, only time can tell when the Kings will recover from their recent slump. “Bago pa si LA (Tenorio) so medyo naninibago lahat, at kulang sa big man,” he said.
He may be out action for a half year, but Ababou said he’ll just support his team in any way he can.
“Pupuntahan ko pa rin sila sa practice (para) pakita ko lang presence ko,” he said.
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Source: Spin.ph
ON the same day Dylan Ababou learned that he will have to sit out the next six months, his mind was preoccupied by thoughts on how Barangay Ginebra can cope without him.
“Si (Keith) Jensen, (Chris) Ellis, at (Allein) Maliksi, kailangan mag step up,” the Kings’ rising star said in a phone conversation on Monday, the same day doctors told him that he had torn the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) in his right knee that would sideline him for half a year.
The 25-year-old Ababou, who was just in his second game back from a hamstring injury on his left knee, tore his ACL while trying to fake off San Mig Coffee’s James Yap in the first quarter of their PBA Philippine Cup game at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Sunday night.
“Ganun talaga, may plan si Lord,” Ababou said of the worst injury of his career.
The injury was too horrific to watch on replays, Ababou's knee almost giving way under his weight. The player said he knew right away that it was serious the moment it happened.
"Nung pag-twist may narinig akong nag-pop kaya naramdaman ko na kaagad na seryoso ang injury," Ababou, who has had no history of injuries on the knee, told Spin.ph.
But the former University of Santo Tomas Tiger believes the injury, as well as the other adversities the Kings have been facing so early in the season, will only make them stronger in the future.
“Sumakto yung never-say-die attitude, para masabi ng tao na 'never say die' ang Ginebra,” said Ababou, who joins Jayjay Helterbrand (hamstring) and Kerby Raymundo (flu) on the Kings' growing injured list.
For Ababou, only time can tell when the Kings will recover from their recent slump. “Bago pa si LA (Tenorio) so medyo naninibago lahat, at kulang sa big man,” he said.
He may be out action for a half year, but Ababou said he’ll just support his team in any way he can.
“Pupuntahan ko pa rin sila sa practice (para) pakita ko lang presence ko,” he said.
Follow the writer on Twitter: @KarloSacamos
Source: Spin.ph
Re: Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
Kung kelan naman na nakabalik ka na tas eto nanaman, kung minamalas ka nga naman! pagaling ka kagad Super ababou!
Sana makita ko sa 2 rookies naten yung angas ng LARO nila yung hindi uurong sa kalaban yung PALABAN...
Sana makita ko sa 2 rookies naten yung angas ng LARO nila yung hindi uurong sa kalaban yung PALABAN...
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Re: Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
^^kaya nga pre eh.. ganda pa naman ng last game ni Dylan against ALA.. akala ko tuloy tuloy na.. sana gumaling na siya... At sana yung 2 rookies pasahan naman, napapansin ko kahit libreng libre si Ellis ayaw bigyan ni LA ng bola...
Re: Jensen, Ellis and Maliksi need to step up in my absence, says Ababou
sayang talaga si dylan, more than ginebra sya promising ang career nya sayang kung maging injury prone player sya... inalalayan nya kasi yung hamstring naapektuhan tuloy yung kabila.. madalas ganun lumilipat yung bigat sa kabila.
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