PBA na ulit... (continued)

[baludoy]

^ matindi nga si barroca. may yakap pa sa soaking wet na erika padilla

eka nga ni benjie paras, "ngayong ko lang nakita si barroca ang kapal ng mukha...nakayap!" :hysterical: :doh:

[Ry_Tower]

Congrats BMeg!

It was a great series afterall.

[Retz]

Kudos Bmeg.

[chua_riwap]

heard this over at tulfo's radio program, interview w/ chot......

kinu-question pala ni chot yung tawag na foul kay williams that led to that game tying ft ni bowles.
dapat daw "let go" situation na lang yun, dahil 1.2 secs na lang ang naiwan sa final qtr.

[ecneret]

congrats bmeg! ganda ng laro! sulit ang bayad nung mga nanood sa araneta!

para sa bmeg talaga yung laban na yon, imagine after nung tira ni james e siya pa din ang nakakuha ng rebound and naipasa pa kay bowles??? siniwerte sila nung last 2 minutes ng 4th qtr and overtime period. tapos pag tumira pa si bowles e parang may alulod ang rim! super bowles!

[Ry_Tower]

^ The ball is round ika nga. Make the most out of it. IMO yung foul kay bowles in the end of regulation kelangan talaga itawag kasi halata na namintis dahil sa foul. Bad breaks for TnT lang talaga.

[flakez]

minalas din TNT kasi daming na injury sa kanila. pinaka mahirap nung nawala si alapag. siya yung mainit nung time na yun kaya pagdating ng OT wala na silang scorer.

[Ry_Tower]

minalas din TNT kasi daming na injury sa kanila. pinaka mahirap nung nawala si alapag. siya yung mainit nung time na yun kaya pagdating ng OT wala na silang scorer.

Mabigat nga yung nawala si RR at Jimmy A. Si James 5 pts agad nung lumabas si RR, tapos si Jimmy nga yung mainit pa ang kamay that time.

[ecneret]

All-Star A Rousing Success

MANILA, Philippines — With the participation of the players – both active and retired – as well as the solid support of thousands of fans that trooped to the venue, PBA Commissioner Chito Salud declared that the 2012 edition of the PBA All-Star Weekend in Laoag City stands out among the best.

In the two days that the All-Star festivities were held at the Ilocos Norte Centennial Arena, fans packed the venue to the rafters, particularly the main event that featured the match between Veterans Team and the Rookies/Sophomores/Juniors (RSJs) Team.

“This year’s All-Star to my mind says a lot about where PBA is today,” said Salud.

That, of course, was a fitting follow up to the Commissioner’s Cup finals which also broke attendance records.

A record average crowd of 16,403 was established during the best-of-seven series – highlighted by a pack of 21,000 that witnessed Game 7 of the series won by B-Meg at the expense of last year’s champion Talk ’N Text.

Salud said: “First, the warm, rousing welcome we received from our gracious hosts (Laoag City, Ilocos Norte) is indicative of the tremendous goodwill PBA has in Philippine communities. It is a good check whether the PBA is on the right track.”

“Second, the enthusiastic participation of our players, both past and present, demonstrates clearly the commitment of our players to embrace their responsibility as PBA ambassadors and role models to the youth.”

“And third, I also felt the players are beginning to understand the intangible value of renewing personal ties with fellow players, connecting with the veterans and the precious legacy they’ve been handed and building on this legacy,” he added.

Aside from the All-Star Game, the PBA introduced the Legends Game played last Friday that featured two teams – the Greats and the Stalwarts – with ex-pros leading the teams combined with some of the active players in the PBA.

The Greats with four-time PBA MVP Alvin Patrimonio, Ato Agustin, Jojo Lastimosa and Olsen Racela defeated the Stalwarts of Allan Caidic, Leo Isaac, Kenneth Duremdes and Johnny Abarrientos, 143-139. Agustin was named the game’s MVP.

“More than the fun part, that’s what the PBA All-Star is about. And on this basis, I think the All-Star Weekend was a success,” said Salud, whose office has now listed three candidates as the next All-Star host, previous hosts Boracay and Cebu, as well as Tacloban.

After leading B-Meg to the Commissioner’s Cup title with the Finals MVP plum, hotshot James Yap powered the Veteran All-Stars to a 176-144. He sizzled with 44 points with seven booming three-pointers to clinch another MVP award – his first in nine All-Star appearances.

In the Skills Events, Ginebra’s Nino “KG” Canaleta bagged his fifth Slam Dunk title after winning it from 2005 to 2007 and also in 2010, while Mark Macapagal of Meralco and B-Meg’s Jonas Villanueva won for the third straight time in the Three-Point Shootout and Obstacle Challenge.

The regular games of the PBA will resume Sunday with two matches at the Ynares Sports Center in Antipolo City as Rain or Shine battles Alaska 4 p.m., while defending champion Petron Blaze takes on Powerade at 6:30 p.m.

Source: All-Star A Rousing Success | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

[ecneret]

All-Star A Rousing Success


Source: All-Star A Rousing Success | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

binoycott pala ng tnt ang all-star weekend ng pba... walang nag-participate sa kanila... kaya pala wala si japeth sa slam dunk contest.... di pa din yata maka-move on don sa crucuial na hatol na foul kay bowles... tsk, tsk, tsk...

[Ry_Tower]

binoycott pala ng tnt ang all-star weekend ng pba... walang nag-participate sa kanila... kaya pala wala si japeth sa slam dunk contest.... di pa din yata maka-move on don sa crucuial na hatol na foul kay bowles... tsk, tsk, tsk...

haha, hindi sports. Hindi ba nila naisip na kung nagmintis kahit isa si bowles is sila na champion. Pana-panahon lang naman. Bitter! :twak:

[ecneret]

oo laking bagay nga nung nawala si alapag. tapos nung bumalik naman siya nung OT period e in-error yung impt na possesion nila. sakit na pagkatalo! pero infairness, maganda ang nilaro ng tnt... mas swerte nga lang ang bmeg...

[james00112233]

nilalakad na nila yung kay McGee

Bill seeking to grant JaVale McGee Filipino citizenship filed | GMA News Online | The Go-To Site for Filipinos Everywhere

[ecneret]

nabalitaan ko nga din yan... saka ang alam ko parang may kukunin pa silang isa pa...

[piscesboy]

[chua_riwap]

"added attraction" siya sa gilas.

[flakez]

haha. comedy nanaman to si chot. parang nag walk-out pa to dati diba?

[chrismarte]

si chot reyes...pag natatalo lagi na may sinisisi....kundi mga players nya na mga referee naman....

[_Qwerty_]

marami rami ding ex NBA ang naglalaro ngayon sa PBA... sayang si AI.. hehehe sobrang mahal kasi..

Iverson wanted to play in the PBA, but price tag too high, says agent | TeamPilipinas.info

Iverson wanted to play in the PBA, but price tag too high, says agent

Prominent import agent Sheryl Reyes wasn’t the least bit surprised about the idea of former NBA superstar Allen Iverson playing in the Philippines.

In an interview with NBA TV, host Rick Kamla noted the Philippines as a possible destination for the 2001 NBA Most Valuable Player (video below - skip to 11:10), after Iverson made an appearance in the Philadelphia 76ers’ match against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.

“Yeah, dati pa,” said Reyes about Iverson’s interest in possibly coming to the country.

“I’ve tried to hook up with Moore Management, which handles him, pero mukhang ,alabo because of the amount. But Allen was really interested and his interest even grew when he learned that several other ex-NBA players were able to play in the PBA like DerMarr Johnson, Rodney White and Donnell Harvey.”

Iverson, according to Reyes, is close to Johnson, his former teammate with the Denver Nuggets. Johnson played last conference for Barako Bull in the PBA.

“Iverson is a good friend of DerMarr and he was the one who encouraged Allen to play here, but when we talked about the contract details, he can’t bend down for a low contract,” Reyes said.

“Iverson wants $120,000 a month,” said Reyes. PBA imports are paid a maximum of $20,000 a month for their services, according to uniform league contracts.

Listed at just 6-feet, Iverson would have easily been eligible to play in the ongoing Governors’ Cup, which caps the height of reinforcements at 6-foot-5. Iverson, however, would have to deal with being at a height disadvantage against taller imports — a risky proposition for PBA teams.

The PBA wouldn’t have been Iverson’s first stint playing for an international squad. In 2010, Iverson signed a two-year, $4-million deal with Turkish club Besiktas. But he was let out of his contract after incurring a left calf injury that required him to go back to the United States for treatment.

[_Qwerty_]

Iverson wanted to play in the PBA, but price tag too high, says agent

Iverson wanted to play in the PBA, but price tag too high, says agent | TeamPilipinas.info

Iverson wanted to play in the PBA, but price tag too high, says agent

Prominent import agent Sheryl Reyes wasn’t the least bit surprised about the idea of former NBA superstar Allen Iverson playing in the Philippines.

In an interview with NBA TV, host Rick Kamla noted the Philippines as a possible destination for the 2001 NBA Most Valuable Player, after Iverson made an appearance in the Philadelphia 76ers’ match against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday.

“Yeah, dati pa,” said Reyes about Iverson’s interest in possibly coming to the country.

“I’ve tried to hook up with Moore Management, which handles him, pero mukhang ,alabo because of the amount. But Allen was really interested and his interest even grew when he learned that several other ex-NBA players were able to play in the PBA like DerMarr Johnson, Rodney White and Donnell Harvey.”

Iverson, according to Reyes, is close to Johnson, his former teammate with the Denver Nuggets. Johnson played last conference for Barako Bull in the PBA.

“Iverson is a good friend of DerMarr and he was the one who encouraged Allen to play here, but when we talked about the contract details, he can’t bend down for a low contract,” Reyes said.

“Iverson wants $120,000 a month,” said Reyes. PBA imports are paid a maximum of $20,000 a month for their services, according to uniform league contracts.

Listed at just 6-feet, Iverson would have easily been eligible to play in the ongoing Governors’ Cup, which caps the height of reinforcements at 6-foot-5. Iverson, however, would have to deal with being at a height disadvantage against taller imports — a risky proposition for PBA teams.

The PBA wouldn’t have been Iverson’s first stint playing for an international squad. In 2010, Iverson signed a two-year, $4-million deal with Turkish club Besiktas. But he was let out of his contract after incurring a left calf injury that required him to go back to the United States for treatment.