It has been a while since I made my last Hits and Misses. I think it’s the right time to bring this back. Disappointed on the fact that my last two blog posts looked awkward, this is my redemption. Player Movement Central: Notable NBA Switches… Toronto: Jason Kapono – Why he became a blue chipperaaa
My DSL bonked out on me so I am posting this one late. I did the 2006 PBA Draft Diary for fun. Now, I am doing this 2007 PBA Draft Diary still for fun but now with extra “d”. Done it once. Let me do this again. To tell you frankly, I am no amateuraaa
One disadvantage of staying outside most of the time, being one of the tambays, going home only to eat and to surf the net is you miss out all important TV-shows that you marked and promised yourself to watch some days back. And yes ladies and gentlemen, I missed last night’s PBA draft. But noaaa
2007 PBA Draft Review The next wave of stars is here. Who will make it and who will falter? Your guess is as good as mine. Anyway, the production values in this draft was a big up from last year’s. While Jason Webb was his usual robotic self, his inanimate state did not hurt theaaa
Twenty players will get teams while the rest will either try free agency or scour numerous amateur leagues in the country. Welcoat will still hold their top spot but is still undecided on whether they should pick Joe Devance or Samigue Eman. While the prospect of Devance playing for the Dragons can give them aaaa
The dream might be over, but it doesn’t mean that we would stop dreaming. You do get what I’m trying to point out right? Well, if not, here’s the thing. Imagine 12 of the best players who played in the PBA ever, all at their prime, all willing to play for the national team inaaa
OLONGAPO- Rookie Chrisangelo suffered the worst loss of his young pro career as his Iligan Privateers were publicly humiliated (pun intended) by the Olongapo Supernovas, 111-31 at the legendary Richmond Arena. The 6-3 shooting guard from Santo Tomas was the only bright spot for the Privateers and showed why he was drafted 1st overall, leadingaaa
So thanks to bagyong Egay, classes are again suspended and for the nth time, I’m spared from our dreadful Mathematics exam. Oh well, that means, less school time and more time to write an article and that’s exactly what I’m doing right now. Same formula for my four point play, I’m gonna be discussing fouraaa
THIS CONTEST NOW CLOSED. REVISED CONTEST HERE. In celebration of our one year of basketball blogging and in cooperation with this new blog, we are thrilled to announce another contest. A photo contest. Contest name is cheaply called – Shoot That Court! Just send us a digital photo of a Philippine basketball court, anywhere. Whenaaa
Nike’s latest campaign pays homage to where players made their game – back where they came from. The elements incorporated in the designs are actual details from their respective towns, battlegrounds, schools and streets. The final artworks are in collaboration with some of the more progressive graphic design and multimedia outfits in Manila through Nikeaaa
check @buyanihan, Pacquiao - Bradley Fight, FREE Brunch Buffet for Only P899 instead of P1800 at Makati Palace Hotel! http://t.co/bj2Ng5DqRT @SInow: An Inside Look at this week's feature on @Spurs Tim Duncan with @SI_ChrisBallard http://t.co/lFfxMSWcRT @SingsonCarlo: Working on a ton of exciting plans for the NBA in the Philippines: events, promotions, programs, digital, merchandise, you name it. Busy!An Open Letter to "KUYA" Manny Pacquiao From a Gay Filipina American http://t.co/4zx5lcValife is like a box of chocolates, oh wait, ill eat the chocolates. - Eddy Curry #nbaplayersmottoAnd next season, the San Antonio @spurs signs @denzel_bowles. The Duncan era is still aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiive!
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