Hopson fires dagger from 4-point territory
MANILA, Philippines — Scotty Hopson knocked down the biggest four-point bomb in PBA history to date.
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San Miguel's Adams erupts for 50 as Beermen pummel import-less Bossing
MANILA, Philippines -- Jordan Adams exploded for 50 points to lead the San Miguel Beermen to their second win of the PBA Governors’ Cup, at the expense of the import-less Blackwater Bossing, 128-108, Sunday night at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Order to remit PAGCOR funds to PSC up for discussion at PSA Forum
MANILA, Philippines – The recent Supreme Court decision ordering the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) to remit the proper amount to the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) will be tackled in the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum, with no less than main petitioner Yeng Guiao appearing as special guest at the conference hall of the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.
Road Warriors escape blushes
MANILA, Philippines — NLEX fixed a sputtering engine in time to beat Phoenix Super LPG to the finish line.
Injured Blackwater import given walking papers
MANILA, Philippines – An ankle injury led to the exit of Blackwater import Ricky Ledo, who failed to show his NBA-caliber skills for the Bossing, head coach Jeff Cariaso said.
Analyzing the four-point shot
Since the PBA Governors’ Cup opened last Aug. 18, there have been nine games played with 11 teams seeing action up to last Friday.The newly-introduced four-point shot hasn’t been a primary option on offense and it’s not supposed to be. I call it the quad, as opposed to the triple or a three-point shot. If the quad is available, a long-range bomber will take it but not too often as the 27-footer is a low percentage shot. The quad is usually taken out of necessity.
Rain or Shine gives Brownlee cold welcome
MANILA, Philippines — Barangay Ginebra sought to roll out the red carpet for comebacking import Justin Brownlee with a victory. But Rain or Shine had an entirely different plan.
MRT-7 completion delayed until 2028
MANILA, Philippines — Commuters will have to wait until 2028 before they can reach Bulacan by rail as San Miguel Corp. (SMC) is facing another delay in completing the Metro Rail Transit Line 7 (MRT-7).