Of the 77 players selected in the 2025 PBA Draft, only 41 applicants were able to survive the first round of cuts.

I would rather see the young ballers stuck in reserved seats one row from their team’s bench than aimlessly swirling in basketball limbo.

Magnolia’s roster remains one of the league’s best, but their championship drought looms large.

Phoenix has a history of surviving rather than thriving, but if these picks pan out, maybe—just maybe—they can finally start rewriting their reputation.

If I were a player, I’d rather pose for a photo op signing a huge, justified paycheck than smile awkwardly while settling for crumbs.

Ginebra addressed their needs with wings and a big, but the reality is Tim Cone rarely throws rookies into the fire unless they are surefire stars.

San Miguel is not exactly the kind of team that relies on rookies, given their deep core and championship pedigree, but the 2025 draft gave them an intriguing opportunity.

TNT may not have landed big stars, but they’ve once again positioned themselves as opportunists who can turn forgotten names into serviceable pros.

Terrafirma exists in the PBA in a limited capacity. They are basically a zombie franchise waiting for a proper end.

I have no idea what Phoenix is planning, but Converge’s intentions are crystal clear.

I actually waited for the draft applicants to be finalized, and while this year’s pool isn’t exactly top-heavy with a clear-cut number one, it would be ridiculous to say it lacks quality.

For now, this is all coming from unofficial info, since the PBA still hasn’t released the official applicants’ list.

One of the primary reasons the PBA urged the UAAP to modify its draft process may be attributed to the Terrafirma Dyip. This is a team...

If the UAAP keeps bleeding talent to Japan and Korea, then this could be the NCAA’s chance to finally swing the pendulum their way.

The PBA has already released the official draft order.

Recently, the PBA has reportedly asked the UAAP to relax its rules so graduating players can apply for the 2025 PBA Draft.

The trade that sent Javi Gomez de Liano to the Magnolia Hotshots has been bugging me, especially since the Magnolia part of the second round was already confusing enough.

I’ve sprinkled in some international players, standout college stars, and MPBL veterans.

Let’s cut the noise: players leave for two simple reasons—money and opportunity. And honestly, if a player sees both in front of him, why should anyone stop him?

So far, Juan GDL’s international career hasn’t panned out the way fans hoped. He went to Lithuania but barely saw the court.

Doromal’s on the move again—this time taking his talents to the Vietnamese League.

It’s already the middle of 2025, and somehow, one of the top headlines in Philippine basketball is still the never-ending saga between Mikey Williams and the TNT Tropang 5G management.

This trade is more about what Nava can do with NorthPort rather than another “farm team” move by San Miguel.

Let’s say the 2024-25 PBA season ended today, with TNT locked into the 12th spot and Barangay Ginebra securing the 11th.

It’s the next chapter they've been postponing. For others, it’s the final piece of their basketball journey.

The Starhorse Sea Titans were initially expected to inherit Terrafirma Dyip’s full roster, but is that really a good thing?

Chot Reyes may have his haters as Gilas Pilipinas coach, but as TNT Tropang GIGA tactician, it’s hard to say anything bad about him.

In the PBA Draft, age DOES matter. He is the PBA's version of The Boy Who Cried Wolf.

The Ryan Richards situation is crazy.