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GINEBRA San Miguel is expecting Tony Bishop to be a major piece in its defense of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner’s Cup. Head coach Tim Cone went for Bishop to replace primary Gin King import Justine Brownlee, who’s indefinitely suspended for failing an anti-doping test at the Hangzhou Asian…

CALVIN ABUEVA could miss up to six games—including the Season 48 opener between the Magnolia Timplados and TNT Tropang Giga on November 5—in the Philippine Basketball Association’s Commissioner’s Cup. Abueva, called “The Beast” because of his beast-like brand of basketball and relentless effort on the court, underwent hemorrhoidectomy about a month ago. “I’m still recovering,

THE Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) and Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) came out with joint resolutions on Wednesday hailing the men’s 5x5 basketball team’s victory in the Hangzhou 19th Asian Games. The joint resolution—signed by SBP president Al Panlilio and PBA chairman Ricky Vargas—stated that it is “celebrating with immense pride and joy the historic

From start to finish of the 16-day Asiad, Filipino sports fans were able to follow the competitions through Cignal platforms.

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WE won four gold medals in the just-ended Asian Games. Not that bad as it tied our output in 2018 Jakarta. Our four gold medals in 2018 came in weightlifting through Hidilyn Diaz, in skateboarding through Margielyn Didal and in golf through Yuka Saso in individual play and Bianca Pagdanganan, LK Go and Saso in team

Rendon Labador faced Coach Chot Reyes and his family. Labador regretted the hurtful words he had uttered in the past weeks. He expressed gratitude and recognition for Coach Chot's dedication and courage as the former coach of Gilas.

THE Philippines squad or also known as Gilas Pilipinas has found a very reliable ally to win the 19th Asian Games men’s basketball crown last week despite the undesirable situation they have been through since the start. “God is with us in Hangzhou,” national team manager Alfrancis Chua told reporters on Monday in a news

HANGZHOU—Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president Rep. Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino described the country’s victory in the 19th Asian Games’ men’s 5x5 basketball competition as “worth a thousand golds”—an accomplishment that was 61 years in the making. Tolentino told Filipino reporters the morning after the Philippines—through its men’s basketball team now popularly called Gilas Pilipinas—won the Asian Games

HANGZHOU—Who would have thought a national team formed barely two weeks before tip-off and teetered with a lineup on its way to Hangzhou would topple two of the continent’s big guns, put the cuffs on a worthy opponent in the final and win the men’s 5x5 basketball crown of the 19th Asian Games? Deep into head