Yeah, a PBA team with CJ Perez, Calvin Abueva, Stanley Pringle, Robert Bolick or Terrence Romeo. DR did it off dribble penetration off the Gilas guards. The guys I mentioned, they're the only ones who can approximate the size, speed and scoring threat of Solano, Liz, and Torres.
Where PBA teams have the edge on Gilas is gulang, physicality, and effort on 50-50 balls.
However, Gilas do have a height advantage, especially on the forward spots (except against NorthPort and Ginebra's PF). A lot of PBA 3's range from 6'1"-6'3", although there are 3-men who stand 6'4"-6'5", not to mention that we love 3-guard lineups, the third guard standing 6'1"-6'3" like most 3's. The smallest Gilas players who can play 3 is Thirdy at 6'2". Other than him, it's 6'5" Dwight, 6'6" Navarro, 6'7" Baltazar, and 6'8" Tamayo. As to the 4, well, Gilas has 6'8" Tamayo and 6'7" Baltazar, who are both skilled in the post and have a height advantage over most PBA PFs. On a lot of cases, that might be BBQ chicken, especially against 3-guard lineups.
And the perimeter game, well, even if Gilas didn't shoot that well in the 5 games, Gilas can still make a lot of PBA teams pay for rotating poorly.