The PBA’s 40th season was welcomed with two new expansion teams, a new arena, record-breaking attendance, and Ellen Adarna.
Tweets of the Day: PBA Opening Day
Tweets of the Day: 2014 PBA Draft Combine
Familiar names and several unknowns took to the basketball court on August 18 and 19 for one reason: they share the same dream of playing in the pros.
Tweets of the Day: August 6
Wednesday’s nip-and-tuck game between Ateneo and UST is the season’s best game yet, capped off by a Kiefer Ravena game-winner with 3.7 seconds left.
Tweets of the Day: July 30
“Record breaking” was one of the descriptions used to describe Adamson’s performance against the NU Bulldogs on Wednesday. “Ugly” was another.
Tweets of the Day: Road to Spain
With only 31 days left until tipoff, the FIBA World Cup fever is starting to catch on as national teams begin their journey to Spain. If you’re not at the edge of your seat yet, perhaps this will help:
Tweets of the Day: July 28
After all the brouhaha on whose hearts he will break next, LeBron again caused a ruckus on Twitter when he announced on Twitter—okay, on Instagram, but linked to Twitter—that he is going back to number 23 next season.
Tweets of the Day: July 25
Former NBA player and ex-king of New York Stephon Marbury appearing on GMA’s The Ryzza Mae Show may be the weirdest thing on paper, but it was also unexpectedly the most beautiful thing when it comes to NBA stars and basketball-crazy Philippines as of late.
Tweets of the Day: July 23
Cheer up, basketball fans! Last night was a disappointment, we know, but the so-called “fiasco” can only mean that greater things are in store for the Philippines’ basketball-crazy populace in the future (a Team USA vs Gilas Pilipinas game, perhaps?).
In the meantime, scroll down and see what happens when music and basketball geeks unite.
Tweets of the Day: July 21
NBA superstars are here for a two-day basketball charity event and what better way to welcome them than a five-minute guesting on Eat Bulaga! What, no dance number?
Tweets of the Day: Basketball Never Stops
It’s no secret that the Philippines is a basketball-loving country. And as strong winds and rain brought by typhoon Glenda battered Luzon on Wednesday, Filipinos proved why.