Agent_mulder Posted October 20, 2011 Share Posted October 20, 2011 i wouldn't be surprised if barako bull becomes the new darling of the pba with its never-say-die brand of basketball. after bringing down ginebra last friday then TnT last night, this team composed of rag-tag players (para ngang united nations ito eh...may players na nanggaling sa san miguel...meron sa ginebra...meron sa purefoods) and two dependable rookies might just go a long way this conference. OO nga, sa totoo lang, isa na ako sa humanga sa kanilang brand of plays and gang-ho style unlike sa nangyayari sa Ginebra ngayon, kapag hindi maganda plays, wala nang hi-fives at puro simangot ang mukha. Sa Barako, maski nalalamangan sila, nakatayo pa ang mga bench players at nagbibigay ng encouragement. Pati nga yung coach nilang si Baculi, kapag may nilalabas siyang player, puro tapik at akap ang inaabot ng player. Contrast naman yan sa Ginebra of today mas lalo ang ugali ni Coach Absentee na hindi namamansin. Ginebra should watch out and guard their invincibility sa crowds and fans! Nuong nanood ako Ginebra vs. Barako, mas malakas na ang sigawan sa Barako kaysa sa Ginebra. Nuong naghahabol Ginebra, nawala na yung Ginebra! Ginebra! Ginebra! Gising, Mr. Cojuangco! Baka umpisa na yan ng erosion ng fan base ng favorite team natin! Wake-up Mr. Henry Cojuangco.... Quote Link to comment
khilua23 Posted October 20, 2011 Share Posted October 20, 2011 BILLY MAMARIL: Christine had some minor improvement but still being assisted by a ventilator and has not woken up. Please continue praying. BILLY MAMARIL: CHRISTINE's condition is still critical. It has been 109 hours. She is fighting. She showed positive responses on test done to her. It's easy to lose hope but keep her in your prayers. Quote Link to comment
junix Posted October 20, 2011 Share Posted October 20, 2011 Wake-up Mr. Henry Cojuangco.... matagal nang kinakalampag yang si mr. cojuangco. ayaw magising tsk tsk tsk Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 matagal nang kinakalampag yang si mr. cojuangco. ayaw magising tsk tsk tsk Through the years nabawasan talaga ang fans ng Ginebra, ilang beses ko na din naman nasabi sa mga previous posts ko na noon talagang andoon ang effort to go home early para lang mapanood ang laro nila esp. pag 1st game sila pero now kahit 1st o 2nd game katamad na sila panoorin eh, maybe barako bull typifies the old Ginebra team. Quote Link to comment
darksoulriver Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 imo i think SMB rin ang may ari ng Baraku Bull hehehe.... karamihan s mga players nito eh galing ng GSMB owned team hahahah Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 imo i think SMB rin ang may ari ng Baraku Bull hehehe.... karamihan s mga players nito eh galing ng GSMB owned team hahahah Conspiracy theory ha bro hehe.. Quote Link to comment
junix Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 Through the years nabawasan talaga ang fans ng Ginebra, ilang beses ko na din naman nasabi sa mga previous posts ko na noon talagang andoon ang effort to go home early para lang mapanood ang laro nila esp. pag 1st game sila pero now kahit 1st o 2nd game katamad na sila panoorin eh, maybe barako bull typifies the old Ginebra team. absolutely true. i used to also watch (live or on tv) ginebra games whether it be the 1st or 2nd game. unfortunately this has not been the case of late. tama ka...wala nang gana panoorin ang games ng ginebra even if these are against stellar teams. i believe ginebra's fan base which used to be considred as "legion" during the big j era had slowly dwindled through the years. mr. cojuangco should listen and heed the calls of the remaining ginebra fans to do something before it's too late. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 absolutely true. i used to also watch (live or on tv) ginebra games whether it be the 1st or 2nd game. unfortunately this has not been the case of late. tama ka...wala nang gana panoorin ang games ng ginebra even if these are against stellar teams. i believe ginebra's fan base which used to be considred as "legion" during the big j era had slowly dwindled through the years. mr. cojuangco should listen and heed the calls of the remaining ginebra fans to do something before it's too late. i doubt if they would heed to the fans clamor..pba has become too "business" exclusive now. Quote Link to comment
BrightestStar Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 Let's admit it: nobody loves a loser. (Except those of us from Loyola Schools due to the "win or lose, it's the...."). BGK must win games if it wants to retains it s fans! Quote Link to comment
BrightestStar Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 BILLY MAMARIL: CHRISTINE's condition is still critical. It has been 109 hours. She is fighting. She showed positive responses on test done to her. It's easy to lose hope but keep her in your prayers. Yes, we do keep her in our prayers. Every human person's life is valuable. Hope she gets well soon enough. Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted October 21, 2011 Share Posted October 21, 2011 i wouldn't be surprised if barako bull becomes the new darling of the pba with its never-say-die brand of basketball. after bringing down ginebra last friday then TnT last night, this team composed of rag-tag players (para ngang united nations ito eh...may players na nanggaling sa san miguel...meron sa ginebra...meron sa purefoods) and two dependable rookies might just go a long way this conference. Katakot talaga itong Barako Bull ah! Coach Tan and Coach Jong (dalawa pa kasi eh) take note! Quote Link to comment
Richmond Posted October 22, 2011 Share Posted October 22, 2011 Will Billy Mamaril play tonight ? Quote Link to comment
khilua23 Posted October 22, 2011 Share Posted October 22, 2011 Will Billy Mamaril play tonight ? nope... the team put him in reserve list, then activated eric menk. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted October 22, 2011 Share Posted October 22, 2011 MC47 wins it for BGK! Quote Link to comment
brun0magtangol Posted October 22, 2011 Share Posted October 22, 2011 nice ...One making a shot count the most... asar lang wala talaga inside option... ilang bes nawawala ang bola at pasa sa loob. esp to and from Villanueva... Quote Link to comment
khilua23 Posted October 22, 2011 Share Posted October 22, 2011 a win is a win kahit paano pa ito napanalunan... and mark caguioa delivered the win. kaso napuna ko lang, malamya depensa ni mark. ilan beses niya hinayaan pumasok sa loob si gary david lalo na nung mga crucial stage ng game. Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 eversince, kontrapelo na talaga ni bo perasol ang ginebra. kahit nung air21 days nya d yan nakaka-lusot sa bgk Quote Link to comment
ray004 Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 here's the last 55 seconds of the game Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted October 23, 2011 Share Posted October 23, 2011 Ang ganda pala ng ending. Hindi ko napanood. May trabaho. Nakakakilabot ang last seconds. Quote Link to comment
Agent_mulder Posted October 24, 2011 Share Posted October 24, 2011 Nilipat ko na nga noong lumamang ang powerade thinking that its over, nang ibalik ko to see the final score nagulat ako isa na lang ang lamang ng powerade and Caguiao delivered the crucial baskets for them.... Quote Link to comment
BrightestStar Posted October 24, 2011 Share Posted October 24, 2011 Congrats for the 2nd win! Quote Link to comment
BrightestStar Posted October 24, 2011 Share Posted October 24, 2011 Ang ganda pala ng ending. Hindi ko napanood. May trabaho. Nakakakilabot ang last seconds. Last 26 or 27 seconds, grabe ng thrill hehehe. Halong malas na rin ata yung opponent hehehe Quote Link to comment
buwitre1781 Posted October 25, 2011 Share Posted October 25, 2011 Last 26 or 27 seconds, grabe ng thrill hehehe. Halong malas na rin ata yung opponent hehehe Maswerte pa ang ginebra. powerade has open uncontested shots na hindi lang pumapasok. even their free throws nagmimintis din. It only means na Ginebra needs to start rebuilding kasi muntikan na silang matalo ng isang minamalas na team. Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted October 25, 2011 Share Posted October 25, 2011 PBA@37: Baragay Ginebra at a crossroads By MAGOO MARJON 10/24/2011 | 04:57 PM The numbers will show it, the players and coaches know it. The tide is definitely turning when you take a good look at the PBA's landscape. New blood is starting to take over, and some worry that the people’s Kings might be left out. “The rookie performances are a reality" says three-time champion head coach Siot Tanquincen just before they took the floor at Victorias City last Saturday. This after Paul Lee registered 21 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists against them on opening day. Mac Baracael of the Alaska Acas also had an impressive debut with 20 points the following week before Barako Bulls’ Dylan Ababou made it three in a row by exploding for 20 against the crowd darlings in his very first PBA game. “While it’s good to have our veterans still play effective basketball, there is a need for our young guns to step up to the plate" added Tanquincen. “We are a team in transition, we just need to look for the right balance: to give our vets their minutes, while giving the young ones some opportunities on the floor to try to improve as we go along. It’s the only way for us to get better." Coach Siot started sophomores Rob Labagala and John Wilson together with 2007 (Air 21) 4th overall pick JC Intal for that road game against Powerade. “We just need to bite the bullet by playing the young ones, we need to take the bumps, there will be rough roads ahead." Wilson finally scored from the field for the first time this season, caught a couple of nifty passes for layups but ended up with just those four points for the contest. Labagala, who was coming off a 12-point performance, ended up with just two while Intal went for 1/11 from the field and registered only five points. “Barangay Ginebra hasn’t had a high pick in so many years. We are always in the middle of the pack, it’s pretty tough to get impact players from there" says Coach Tanquincen. He explains that it shouldn’t be a knock on their younger guys, just a realization that if they got a chance to pick a guy like Jvee Casio, it would’ve been a totally different story. They just need to go through this process as a team while in the elimination round, and hope that the Barangay Ginebra mystique kicks in come playoff time, especially if they end up as one of the lower seeds. Mark Caguioa also realizes all of this. The 2001 Rookie of the year likes the new talent coming in and looking to make a name for themselves at their expense. “Gusto ko yun tapang nila," as he is reminded of how it was when he came into the league. “But for now, there is a conscious effort on my part to get everybody on my team involved. We need the young guys to step up and for everybody to contribute and fill in their respective roles." But MC47 also warned, “I also like the challenge." Marcio Lassiter became the fourth rookie in a row to explode against the Gin Kings. The fourth overall pick recorded a young career-best double-double of 21-12 that went along with four assists and three steals as the Tigers built a five-point lead with less than a minute to go. “I will take over if and when my team needs me to" is what the Spark told me before the contest. With no more timeouts and nobody having scored in double figures for Ginebra at that point, Coach Siot left five veterans on the floor: Caguioa, Helterbrand, De Ocampo, Tubid and Willie Wilson (9pts, 6rebs, 3 asts). MC47 found Enrico Villanueva to bring them to within three points. After a couple of missed Tiger free throws, the Fast found the Furious who struck for another two-pointer on a jump hook and all of a sudden, we had a one-point game with just 14 seconds to go. Two more missed Powerade FTs set up the epic last push. Caguioa was well covered on the left wing, got the rock over to JJ Helterbrand at the top of the key. The Fast took it strong to the hole. Everybody in Negros Occidental held their breath as the layup bounced out… then from out of nowhere, the Furious came flying in for a stickback with just 1.6 seconds to go. Gary David’s desperation heave would not even draw iron as the entire building erupted in joy at the final buzzer with the mix of Kings sprawled out celebrating on the floor. The young ones, the veterans and even their head coach all piled up on top of each other with their faithful storming the floor as they picked up their second win in what they believe would be a struggle of a tournament for them. Siot Tanquincen said before the game, “As much as we need to look at the bigger picture (by developing the young guns), we owe it to the Barangay Ginebra faithful to find ways to win." At 2-2 in this 14-game elimination round, Ginebra takes on Shopinas on Wednesday before facing off against Meralco and the defending champion Tropang Texters in the first week of November. - Quote Link to comment
BrightestStar Posted October 25, 2011 Share Posted October 25, 2011 Go Ginebra! Win more games para pasok sa semis uli. You're gonna make it! Quote Link to comment
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