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— Robert Dozier Jr (@dozier_boyjr) April 19, 2014

MANILA -- PBA import Rob Dozier is already back in the country and has already been practicing with the Alaska Aces for the Commissioner’s Cup.

The 6-foot-9 American led the Aces to their last title victory during the 2013 Commissioner’s Cup and is hoping to give Alaska another one in the upcoming conference.

“Just the same goal as always, to win as many games as possible and get back to the championship and get the chance to win another one,” he said in an interview with Spin’s Mei-Lin Lozada.

With the old roster intact, Dozier feels he will have no problem adjusting as far as chemistry if concerned.

“It’s going to be easy for me,” he said. "We just play basketball and we do a good job playing basketball together as a team and I think that’s the biggest thing for us.”

Dozier, who is known for his rebounding prowess, combined 42 rebounds in Games 1 and 2 in the 2013 Commissioner’s Cup finals against Barangay Ginebra. He also scored a game-high 27 points in the series clincher to give the Aces the title.

Dozier was eventually named the 2013 Commissioner’s Cup Best Import.

(READ: ‘Beast’ mode turns on to move Alaska one win away from Finals)

Alaska coach Alex Compton said he’s glad to bring back the American, who also had stints in Greece, Spain and Dubai.

"Why not?" Compton said. "He plays hard, he practices hard, he's smart. Wala kang problema sa kanya. He's nice to be around.

"It's a no-brainer, really."

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