Starting 5ive: Basketball films, Pinoy version
So far, the local films released this year include a Manny Pacquiao biopic and a bunch of tween films. Sadly, still no basketball movie, which is why we had to resort to this. Here are five films that Filipino producers should seriously look into remaking. (Call us!)
Starting 5ive: 5 fictional coaches who deserve respect
They always give the best pep talks, and they always know how to get the best from their players. Like a PG-13 version of Yeng Guiao. Here are our top five fictional coaches in basketball films.
Dayories: Mactan, Cebu
Tweets of the Day: The Indecision
Deandre Jordan is a Maverick! No, wait, he’s a Clipper! A hostage/campout situation is something unheard of in NBA free agency, but this is 2015, so…here you go. God, we love this game.
Starting 5ive: Free Agency Frenzy Part 2
Mark Cuban went shopping, the Portland Trail Blazers disbanded, and the Spurs are going to win another title in the next three years, probably. Let’s start the season now, please!
Starting 5ive: Free Agency Frenzy
It is around this time when everyone is a #FutureLaker and Woj is on God Mode. Welcome to NBA free agency.
Starting 5ive: Gilas Cadets Scouting Report
The future of Philippine basketball is in good hands, as the impressive run at the recent SEA Games proved. But how would these young players fare in an NBA Draft scouting report? Pretty good, we assume. Since we can’t say for sure, we tried using SB Nation’s “silly” scouting report generator. What we found out will shock you.
Starting 5ive: Game 6 Vines
One man alone can’t win championships, even if that man is LeBron James, who LeBron James calls the “best player in the world.” After his Finals performance that looked a lot like Sting vs the NWO, not a lot will argue with that statement. Unless, of course, you’re Klay Thompson.
Starting 5ive: Game 5 Vines Feat. Steph Curry
LeBron James contributed to 70 of the 91 Cavs points in Game 5, but Steph Curry and the Warriors—mostly Steph Curry—were just too good. Here are five moments in Game 5 that prove why he is MVP.