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Magnolia Hotshots' Paul Lee dropped 27 points to lead them to a 99-84 win over the NLEX Road Warriors in Game 2 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City Monday night. (Photo courtesy of PBA Media Bureau)

Magnolia Hotshots’ Paul Lee dropped 27 points to lead them to a 99-84 win over the NLEX Road Warriors in Game 2 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City Monday night. (Photo courtesy of PBA Media Bureau)

MANILA — With one of its pillars now out of the season due to an ACL injury, Magnolia Hotshots needed to find a spark plug for the team not to go down 0-2 in the PBA Philippine Cup semifinals against the NLEX Road Warriors.

Answering the call, Paul Lee exploded in time for the Hotshots, dropping 27 points to lead them to a 99-84 win over the Road Warriors in Game 2 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City Monday night.

It was almost all-Magnolia from start to finish as the team, despite NLEX trying to make a comeback in the third quarter, made sure that the best-of-seven series will go to a Game 5.

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Lee also had four rebounds, three assists, and three steals for the Hotshots.

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Meanwhile, Ian Sangalang (18 points and eight rebounds) and Jio Jalalon (10 assists and nine points) came close to double-doubles.

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Alex Mallari and JR Quinahan each chipped in 13 markers for the Road Warriors.

Box Scores:

Magnolia 99 – Lee 27, Sangalang 18, Barroca 11, Dela Rosa 10, Ramos 10, Jalalon 9, Simon 8, Reavis 4, Brondial 2, Pascual 0, Mendoza 0, Gamalinda 0

NLEX 84 – Quiñahan 13, Mallari 13, Al-Hussaini 10, Ravena 9, Miranda 8, Fonacier 6, Alas 6, Tiongson 6, Soyud 5, Baguio 4, Taulava 4, Monfort 0, Ighalo 0

Quarterscores: 27-20, 48-39, 70-62, 99-84 

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