I got off the bed a little bit under the weather and
decided to take a sick leave of absence from work. Then I spent the day
resting and watching hoops on TV all-day and all-night long. I kicked off the
day watching the New York Knicks surprised the visiting NBA leaders San Antonio Spurs, 128-115 on NBA Premium TV then witnessed two PBA semis double-headers on
Solar TV which both went down the wire as Derby Aces Llamados and San Miguel Beermen pulled-off nerve-wracking wins, 88-87 and 86-84 over the Talk N Text Tropang Texters and Ginebra San Miguel Gin Kings, respectively. And finally, I
caught live on ESPN, an exciting win by the Singapore Slingers over the Kuala Lumpur Dragons, 93-90 in the Asean Basketball League.
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“Wilson Chandler, Amare Stoudemire and Raymond Felton
combined for 86 points and then took charge as the Knicks scored a major upset
over the Spurs before a sellout crowd at the Madison Square
Garden . The win was the
Knicks third victory in the last five games.”
“After a great save by Ryan Reyes, Talk N Text star guard
Jimmy Alapag decided to give a pass back to Reyes which went wayward with a
second left which cost the game for coach Chot Reyes’ charges and let Derby Ace
tie their series at one-game apiece in the best-of-seven semis.”

I agree with Mr. Uytengsu that every team especially teams owned by MVP and San Miguel Corporation should strictly follow the salary cap rule.
ReplyDeletePBA should also put to stop particularly trades involving RED BULL and coke. These teams are not trying to make their teams better but just to make money by trading their best players.
Wonderfully said, Mr. Giongco! It's better to disband teams like Barako Bull, which is not doing any good to the pro league. Likewise, with those PBA sister clubs, something has really to be done with the so-called "conduit" trades involving third parties. They are trying to make a mockery of the 35-year institution. Thanks for your comment.....
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