Overshadowed by the GenSan Warriors’ lowly 0-3 record in the on-going Chooks-to-Go MPBL Invitational powered by TM is the fact that Gerald Anderson is emerging as a reliable go-to guy in the tournament so far.
When it comes to scoring, there is no question a hotshot like Carlo Lastimosa will always part of the conversation — whatever the level of basketball.
In sports, it takes just one quick moment to ruin a player or team’s reputation, but even a lot more time to rebuild it.
To say James Martinez is a busy player at the moment is a tremendous understatement. The scoring guard had just made his Chooks-to-Go MPBL Invitational powered by TM debut for the Bulacan Kuyas on Tuesday, December 14, contributing 15 points in a losing effort.
Just last month, Dave Moralde hit a tough, off-balanced game-winning jumper for Medical Depot in the inaugural Filbasket tournament.
Two games into the Chooks-to-Go MPBL Invitational powered by TM, the EOG Sports-Burlington Mindoro Tamaraws are establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with, winning their first two contests for a 2-0 card in Group D.
When players bounce back from dismal losses, they usually pick up the scoring load to deliver a win. But for Paolo Javillonar and Mon Mabayo, it was a slightly different but just as effective approach.
When EMKAI Rizal Xentro Mall Golden Coolers head coach Rodney Santos guided his squad to its maiden victory in the Chooks-to-Go MPBL Invitational powered by TM, he even had to apologize to his players.
Father-and-son moments do not usually come often in sports, so when the Marikina Shoe City won their debut match in the Chooks-to-Go MPBL Invitational powered by TM on Monday night, Kyle Tolentino couldn’t help but cry.
When Bacoor Strikers assistant coach and big man specialist Mark Andaya first saw current team center Lander Canon in practice, he had to ask head coach Aldrin Morante straightforwardly: “Lalaban ba ‘yan?”
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