He was the top player in the Colombian professional basketball league. If anyone had any doubts, Heissler Guillent was responsible for clearing them with his painful and winning triple in the third and final game of the final against Cafeteros de Armenia.
The Venezuelan, with a few seconds left before the curtain fell on the third game, trailing 88-90, ‘el Sastre’ as he is called, tore up the coffee defense with a perfect triple to make the score 91-90 and marked the confirmation of Titanes de Barranquilla’s sixth consecutive title.
The Quindian team did not respond correctly. Guillent froze their illusions with his coldness to throw outside the box.
“I felt a lot of emotions at that moment, it was a good shot,” Guillent told Win Sports, with the composure he shows in driving the orange ball, assisting and scoring.
“We had won from day one, the whole series, it was a great team performance,” he appreciated.
Guillent, who wore the Titans shirt for the first time, undisputedly won the trophy as the most valuable player of the season (MVP) and the most assist.
“I’m super happy, this is a winning organization. I knew the responsibility I had, I was committed and this is the result,” emphasized Guillent.
Source: El heraldo
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