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If JMF had played in a time when the league featured the likes of a prime Asi Taulava, he might have faced stiffer competition.

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The thing about the trade is that Ginebra is sending a healthy player to Terrafirma for a guy who has yet to play 35 games in two and a half seasons.

Converge’s biggest problem is actually a good one: they simply need to follow the blueprint that Leo Austria has implemented in San Miguel.

I don’t want to label anyone as the “worst” because that feels unnecessary and disrespectful.

I don’t want to label anyone as the “worst” because that feels unnecessary and disrespectful.

The best result for QMB is just to ball out and get bank with his skills.

Gilas Pilipinas will take on these formidable foes without the presence of both Kai Sotto and Quentin Millora-Brown in this FIBA World Cup qualifying window.

Ali Peek recently said that TNT should retire Asi Taulava’s jersey, and honestly, I get where he’s coming from.

The Meralco Bolts are poised to select Romero as their import in the 2026 PBA Commissioner’s Cup despite opposition from some members of the PBA community.

I’m on the fence about tanking. That said, Munzon has proven that he can be a top guy.

Here are the ten biggest snubs of the 2026 PBA All-Star Game.

The PBA just announced the starters and reserves for the 2026 All-Star Game, and for once, I didn’t feel the urge to throw up and chuck my phone across the room.

For most students, that makes perfect sense. Finish school first, then the real career opportunities follow. But for elite athletes, that logic doesn’t always apply.

Dillinger was a true multi-position baller. He had deep range, solid defensive awareness, and the versatility to slide anywhere from shooting guard to power forward.

The Macau Black Bears are now in the PBA.

Calvin Abueva—the Philippine Cup’s leading scorer—was shipped to the FiberXers in exchange for three players.

How can you not award the Finals MVP to June Mar Fajardo? The dude just put up 29 points and 23 rebounds!

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The gutting of MPBL teams has already begun, with the remaining squads feasting on the remnants of what were once the Nueva Ecija Rice Vanguards, the Pangasinan Heat Waves, and other teams that may or may not suit up for the seventh MPBL season.

The PBA issued a directive stating that it would not allow players with existing contracts to join the PBA Draft.

Tiu is now set to spearhead Phoenix’s resurgence. His arrival, of course, coincides with the departures of Willy Wilson and Jamike Jarin.

Gabe Norwood is undoubtedly one of the best players to have ever played the game.

I get that Celzo isn’t a big-name signing, but TNT badly needs reliable role players, which is why I’m actually good with this move.

Geo Chiu is reportedly close to signing with the Terrafirma Dyip, and while that’s technically just him honoring the team that drafted him, it still feels like a lose-lose situation.

Reyes was joined by several familiar Alaska names, including 1996 Grand Slam members Johnny Abarrientos, Poch Juinio, Chris Bolado, and Jeffrey Cariaso.

It’s incredibly tough to dislodge June Mar Fajardo from the No. 1 spot in any PBA power ranking. But every so often, the basketball universe glitches.

This week, the PBA welcomed both a rookie free agent and a familiar face making a return.

Unfortunately, our 3x3 teams just hit a major setback.

Two trades shook up the PBA this week. They may not involve big names, but they’re noteworthy because of what they signal for the teams involved.

What management should worry about is the real threat: our SEAG rivals stopping Gilas by blocking our players from competing.

First, I heard this was supposed to be Japeth Aguilar’s final game with Gilas. I’ve heard this rumor so many times now that I’m taking it with a grain of salt.

Thailand’s stricter basketball eligibility rules have suddenly put the Gilas Pilipinas campaign for the 2025 Southeast Asian Games in a tight spot. Reports say Filipino-Americans Brandon Ganuelas-Rosser, Mike Phillips, and Remy Martin were removed from the roster. Naturalized players Justin Brownlee and Angelo Kouame are also out, although the former Ateneo big man will suit up for the 3x3 squad. People are already saying Thailand played this move to tilt the competition and

Even though Guam tried to hang around, the Philippines eventually pulled away, finishing the job with a massive lead in front of a wild and very pro-Filipino crowd.

Tim Cone has finalized his roster for Gilas Pilipinas’ match against Guam, and it doesn’t include Juan Gomez de Liano, Jamie Malonzo, or Troy Rosario.

Here’s how the Power Rankings stack up from the start of the Philippine Cup up to the latest playdate as of press time.

Ryan Reyes quietly retired this season, and it was so quiet that you might not have even realized he played last season.

The sort of beef between Ginebra’s Tim Cone and Converge’s Delta Pineda got me thinking about the quotient system.

The lesson here is clear: teams exist to win, but players need the right system and opportunity to reach their potential.

What the hell is a silent ban, anyway? Because let’s be real — there are players who should still be in the PBA but, for some reason, aren’t.

Here’s how the Power Rankings stack up from the start of the Philippine Cup up to the latest playdate as of press time.

I think every Filipino basketball fan knows one golden rule: never foul a three-point shooter, especially when the game is on the line.

According to Spin.ph, the rationale behind this trade was that it was “one of the requests to the new franchise owners” when the sale was approved.

For well over a decade, the SMC teams have relied on their alleged farm teams—Northport and Terrafirma—to get the players they want. It’s the same cycle every time: players sharpen their PBA skills in these down-and-out squads that couldn’t care less about winning championships, and once they’re ready, they’re “promoted” to an SMC team where they finally get what they deserve. Then, four or five seasons later, when they’ve outlived their usefulness, they get sent back to thes