PBA 2009-2010 season

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ambot mas ganahan pako si valenzuela ang buhian.... daghan naman god sila no. position....

[skadiboy]

No. 1 pick Japeth to Burger King off?
Sports
Written by Rick Olivares / Columnist
WEDNESDAY, 26 AUGUST 2009 22:16

JAPETH AGUILAR, the No. 1 draft pick, reportedly would not be donning a Burger King (BK) jersey after all in the coming 35th season of the Philippine Basketball Association.

The BusinessMirror learned that Aguilar’s negotiations with BK management on Wednesday bogged down. Aguilar reportedly does not chart his basketball career. Ex-pro Peter, his father, and Ronnie Nathanielsz, a newspaper columnist and sports broadcaster who is said to be his manager, do the negotiating.

The six-foot-10, 22-year-old Aguilar, the BusinessMirror learned further, would instead play for Smart Gilas, a developmental team being honed for the 2011 continental championship that would determine Asia’s representative to the 2012 London Olympics.

Interestingly, telecommunications tycoon Manny V. Pangilinan, who funds the Smart Gilas team, is a part-owner of Burger King. He is also president of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas, which has the Smart Gilas in its long-term programs.



wahahahhahahhahha

[icon_king]

mao nay gi ingon draft pamu ug batan-on...kaning pormaha na daot mani sa gal gal ba...

[slim_henry]

Masettle ra na nila. Kaduwa lagi na c Japeth Aguilar. hehehe

[skadiboy]

Caguioa back in top form – Uichico


By WAYLON GALVEZ
August 26, 2009, 6:14pm

Mark Caguioa will make his return in the coming PBA season after missing the entire season due to tendonitis.

The five-foot-11 Barangay Ginebra guard reported for practice two weeks ago and appeared in top form, retaining the quickness and shooting touch that made him one of the league’s premier players.

“So far so good,” Ginebra coach Jong Uichico said of Caguioa. “He is ready to go, unless his knee acts up.”

Caguioa, 29, sat out last season and spent six months in the United States to rehabilitate his knee.

He was supposed to rejoin the team during the late stage of the Fiesta Cup, but team management decided against fielding him back into action.

With Caguioa’s return, Ginebra is now loaded at the two-guard spot as he will share playing minutes with 2009 Most Valuable Player (MVP) and buddy Jayjay Helterbrand, Cyrus Baguio, and Ronald Tubid. Uichico doesn’t see it as a problem.

The Kings also upgraded their frontline with the recent additions of 6-foot-6 Enrico Villanueva, 6-foot-5 Rich Alvarez and 6-foot-6 Paulo Bugia, joining mainstays Willie Wilson, Billy Mamaril, and former MVP Eric Menk.

“Last season, we really lacked the size. We actually have the size but not quick players compared to the other teams. That’s one of our weak spots,” Uichico said.

The multi-titled mentor said that their new recruits are doing well in practice, trying to fit into the system and finding their right roles to be effective in their campaign to regain the all-Filipino crown they last won in 2006-07 Season.

Despite the addition of new players, Uichico still feels they are not in the same calibre as powerhouse teams like reigning Fiesta Cup champion San Miguel Beer and defending Philippine Cup champion Talk ’N Text.

“We’re just one of the regulars,” Uichico said. “We may have improved particularly on our frontline rotation, malayo kami sa teams like San Miguel Beer and Talk ’N Text. Kumbaga humahabol lang kami sa kanila,” he added.

[basketballer]

No. 1 pick Japeth to Burger King off?
Sports
Written by Rick Olivares / Columnist
WEDNESDAY, 26 AUGUST 2009 22:16

JAPETH AGUILAR, the No. 1 draft pick, reportedly would not be donning a Burger King (BK) jersey after all in the coming 35th season of the Philippine Basketball Association.

The BusinessMirror learned that Aguilar’s negotiations with BK management on Wednesday bogged down. Aguilar reportedly does not chart his basketball career. Ex-pro Peter, his father, and Ronnie Nathanielsz, a newspaper columnist and sports broadcaster who is said to be his manager, do the negotiating.

The six-foot-10, 22-year-old Aguilar, the BusinessMirror learned further, would instead play for Smart Gilas, a developmental team being honed for the 2011 continental championship that would determine Asia’s representative to the 2012 London Olympics.

Interestingly, telecommunications tycoon Manny V. Pangilinan, who funds the Smart Gilas team, is a part-owner of Burger King. He is also president of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas, which has the Smart Gilas in its long-term programs.



wahahahhahahhahha

mura mani ricky rubio scenario buyout ni para smart gilas or TNT tsk tsk Manny V. Pangilinan magic on the works

[diehard2005]

pahumble effect pa Uichico ay... salig raka kay Ginebra ka gacoach da...naay sixth man pirmi... the CROWD.

[amamangloy]

SLR trades Denok Miranda to SMB for a 2012 first-rounder!

[ronz_rodz]

nindot ang duwa ... ambot lang kaha if giduwaan ra ba ang mga ninos ... but i think... lig.on sila puros..

[icon_king]

SLR trades Denok Miranda to SMB for a 2012 first-rounder!

hahaha wa nay kwarta ang sta. lucia.... pamaligya naman ang player.... bye bye olsen na diay ni ug baguion