New import could be Yeng’s ‘lucky charm’
Credit to Author: Tempo Desk| Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2019 08:58:47 +0000
NLEX coach Yeng Guiao is hoping that Manny Harris’ impressive debut will be a sign of things to come and lead him to another successful title run much like a more prominent Harris did when he took the PBA by storm in the 90s.
“Sana may swerte sa mga Harris,” Guiao said after the Road Warriors’ 117-111 win over the Columbian Dyip last Wednesday at the Ynares Center in Antipolo City.
Tony Harris gave Guiao his first PBA title in 1992 when the Swift Mighty Meaties swept the 7-Up Uncolas in the Third Conference Finals.
Prior to that conquest, Harris made headlines by scoring 105 points in a game held in Iloilo City.
Manny Harris may not be as explosive, or even as volatile as “The Hurricane,” but there’s promise that the former NBA player can lead NLEX to new heights as it hopes to make some noise after disappointing campaigns in the previous conferences.
He opened his stint as replacement to Olu Ashaolu with 45 points, making a key three-point play late that prevented Columbian from completing a comeback victory.