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Originally posted by thugpinoyHow about Abe King? heard he's into drugs?
Originally posted by thugpinoyJasper Ocampo - former PBA 3point King
Originally posted by thugpinoyElmer Reyes - one of the " bigotilyo " in the PBA
Originally posted by thugpinoyLago Brothers - Elmer and Dwight
Originally posted by thugpinoyNoynoy Chuatico - onced played for Ginebra then Purefoods
Originally posted by thugpinoyDante Gonzalgo ?
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Originally posted by ServinioAbe King is now based in Washington, DC. I don't think he was involved with illegal drugs because when he was a Paranaque City councilor, he was a staunch anti-drug campaigner.
Jasper Ocampo is back in Michigan with his family. He last played for the Laguna Lakers in the MBA from 2000 to 2001.
After retirement, Elmer Reyes went into coaching. Among the teams he handled were La Salle-Zobel in the UAAP Juniors and Chaz Perfume in the PBL. Reyes also managed to land a job as a playing coach in Brunei in 2002. These days, he can be spotted watching his son Raffy play for the UE Warriors in the UAAP Seniors.
Both brothers are married. Elmer returned to the United States after his PBA career ended. Dwight stayed and studied for his Masters degree at AIM.
Nonoy Chuatico staged a playing comeback via the MBA's Manila Metrostars in 1998. He also was one of the team's assistant coaches.
Just like Reyes, we may get a Dante Gonzalgo sighting at the UAAP whenever his son Dhanru of the Adamson Falcons has a game. The elder Gonzalgo coached in the PBL with ANA Freezer after his PBA stint ended.
Mr. Servinio your thoughts on just concluded FIBA Asia Men's Championship and ofcourse our national teamPRO DEO ET PATRIA (in the service of God and Country)
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Originally posted by YinkaDareHey..Speaking of former PBA players? I wonder where did Chris Jackson go?
He just disappeared. he is a defensive playah aight?
Do you have any idea guys?
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stonewall jackson was the oldest player in the PBA back in 2002, he was also named as a reserve for the Busan Asian Games-bound RP NT.It's ironic to see limited efforts from players with maximum salary.
I wish they would apply "sabermetrics" in those financially challenged PBA teams to acquire players who are value for their money.
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Originally posted by saints13diba siya yun pinakasenior na player ng PBA nun 2002? reserve pa nga siya ng RP team e, tanda na yun, baka nagretire na tapos umuwi US.
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stonewall jackson was the oldest player in the PBA back in 2002, he was also named as a reserve for the Busan Asian Games-bound RP NT.
Yeah, maybe he's 40+ y/o now.
i remember his 3 point percentage is higher than his free throw shooting percentage..Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect, so why practice?
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Originally posted by YinkaDareHey..Speaking of former PBA players? I wonder where did Chris Jackson go?
He just disappeared. he is a defensive playah aight?
Do you have any idea guys?
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Originally posted by DaveMap2007I think mr.anthony have answered that....he told that he saw chris jackson along with erwin luna ex-shell player) in a mall....so his in the phil
maybe he went out of the PBA for good together with the disbandment of ShellIt's ironic to see limited efforts from players with maximum salary.
I wish they would apply "sabermetrics" in those financially challenged PBA teams to acquire players who are value for their money.
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Former pro cager, female TV reporter exchange blows
INQUIRER.net
Last updated 09:19am (Mla time) 08/21/2007
MANILA, Philippines -- A former professional basketball player and a TV reporter figured in a scuffle inside a Mandaluyong police station Tuesday morning, a radio report said.
The brief fight happened after Paul “Bong” Alvarez allegedly elbowed ABS-CBN reporter Gretchen Malalad in the face as the latter was about to ask the former cager why he was detained in the police station, a report of radio dzMM said.
Being a taekwondo black belter and 2005 Southeast Asian Games gold medalist, Malalad instinctively defended herself and countered with several blows against Alvarez, the report said.
The apparently intoxicated Alvarez was earlier brought by barangay officials to the police station for roughing up a taxi driver whom he blamed for trying to overcharge him by taking a longer route -- passing through Boni Avenue in Mandaluyong City -- to his residence in Quiapo, Manila.
Alvarez had hailed the taxi near Hotel Rembrandt in Quezon City and initially asked the driver to take him to Pasig City but later changed his mind, the report added.SMART GILAS: all the way
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Noli Locsin owns a restaurant/bar in Greenhills called Chivs. His wife Maita is the chef.
Mike Mustre can be spotted at San Beda games as his son plays for their HS team.
Wilmer Ong is still around. He recently bought a club share at QC sports club where I saw his application photo posted.
Boybits Victoria formerly of Coke was released allegedly because he was hitting on the girlfriend of one of the players and even sending her photos of his "privates".
Gabby Cui works as a Corporate relationship manager for PLDT.
Alvin Magpantay is part owner (together with DLSU teammate Aljun Garcia) of Circle Grille, a bar along the Mandaluyong circle.
Nonoy Chuatico is still around and is a mainstay in the Ateneo Basketball League (for Ateneo Alumni and employees) as are Chito Loyzaga, Jojo Lastimosa, Joy Carpio, Norman Black, Jayvee Gayoso (whenever he's in town) and Eric Reyes.
Dickie Bachman's company, Razelbac (?) is the exclusive distributor of And1 shoes in the Philippines. He's also an assistant coach with alaska.
I played with Mad Max Delantes in one of the barangay leagues in Mindanao. He even broke my teammate's nose while going for a rebound.
George Lizares (7up ata) recently passed away.
Alex Araneta, I believe, is in Australia.
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Originally posted by bolabasketFormer pro cager, female TV reporter exchange blows
INQUIRER.net
Last updated 09:19am (Mla time) 08/21/2007
MANILA, Philippines -- A former professional basketball player and a TV reporter figured in a scuffle inside a Mandaluyong police station Tuesday morning, a radio report said.
The brief fight happened after Paul “Bong” Alvarez allegedly elbowed ABS-CBN reporter Gretchen Malalad in the face as the latter was about to ask the former cager why he was detained in the police station, a report of radio dzMM said.
Being a taekwondo black belter and 2005 Southeast Asian Games gold medalist, Malalad instinctively defended herself and countered with several blows against Alvarez, the report said.
The apparently intoxicated Alvarez was earlier brought by barangay officials to the police station for roughing up a taxi driver whom he blamed for trying to overcharge him by taking a longer route -- passing through Boni Avenue in Mandaluyong City -- to his residence in Quiapo, Manila.
Alvarez had hailed the taxi near Hotel Rembrandt in Quezon City and initially asked the driver to take him to Pasig City but later changed his mind, the report added.Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect, so why practice?
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Originally posted by GhostriderJayvee Gayoso (whenever he's in town)
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Romulo "Mama" Mamaril is my favorite shuttle service driver every morning, driving from my place in lower Antipolo en route to Makati. He owns the Toyota Hi-Ace that he's driving.
on another note, i just wanna let you know guys that Coaches Jong and Chot are members of this forum.
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Art Dela Cruz: aside from being an assistant coach in the PBA, he's now also one of the biggest dealers of San Miguel Beer products in central Luzon.
He lives in his (and my) hometown of Hagonoy, Bulacan, the black tiger prawn capital of the Philippines. If your eating sugpo right now, chances are it came all the way from Hagonoy.
He might have acted like a caveman with a hairtrigger temper in his playing days, but when you meet him in person, he's a really nice guy. You ask him for free PBA tickets, Art gives you free tickets. And he helped the town's badminton club to raise funds for new taraflex(?) courts.
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