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Fans react as Helterbrand announces retirement

I think that Golden State's gonna win. I wanna else see someone else win rather than LeBron. I think Golden State's the underdog, they say that Cleveland is. LeBron already has too many. Iba naman. © Provided by GMA News Online I think that Golden State's gonna win. I wanna else see someone else win rather than LeBron. I think Golden State's the underdog, they say that Cleveland is. LeBron already has too many. Iba naman. Basketball fans took to social media on Monday to celebrate the career of Jayjay Helterbrand, after the 17-year veteran announced his retirement from the PBA. On to your next journey.. jayjay helterbrand... quitting in the most perfect time... quitting a winner! — buzzketball (@dbuzzketball) October 30, 2017 After winning 6 championships, Jayjay Helterbrand is finally retiring from the only team in the pba he has ever played for! MARAMING SALAMAT JAYJAY! ???? — Barangay Ginebra! (@Talktomyfeet1) October 30, 2017 It's official. Jayjay Helterbrand announces his retirement. Thank you for the 17 years of NEVER SAY DIE! pic.twitter.com/qD4fANQhiO — Sammille Quitevis (@SmileSammille) October 30, 2017 My all-time fav PBA player retires from basketball. Iyak na ba ako?! ???? congrats sa 17-year career JayJay Helterbrand! #ThankyouJayJay#NSD — Kien Oraa (@kieeeenrobert) October 30, 2017 Best PG in the league in the 2000s. Jayjay Helterbrand. The reason why I'm a Ginebra fan. #ThankYouJayjay — GRVLD (@GeeraldWay) October 30, 2017 Helterbrand finishes his career with six championships, one Finals MVP nod, an MVP award in 2009, two Best Player of the Conference awards, seven All-Star selections, and two Mythical First Team recognition. — RSJ, GMA News
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