“I wasn’t able to do anything in the first half but I just stayed positive and it was Ping who lifted me up,” – Ian Sangalang #PBA
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“It was a frustrating loss to say the least. I felt like we played well, especially in the first half, I felt like we got what we wanted to do on offense. Defensively we were really clicking, making it hard for June Mar. But and then we just collapsed in the fourth in the last couple of minutes, we just crumbled you know?” – Matthew Wright #PBA
Cameroonian bruiser Patrick Tchuente conspired with Ken Tuffin as the Tamaraws gained early headways with a 12-0 outburst to end the first period and grab a 26-14 lead, using that run to preserve a cushion that never dipped to as low as 10.
“Ginawa ko ‘yung part ko sa depensa tapos pambubully, asaran hanggang sa dulo,” – Arwind Santos #PBA
“We just have to be more aware or be more prepared with what they’re doing to us. We just have to be better the next time around when we play them, especially in a playoff series.” – LA Tenorio #PBA
“Ang sinasabi ko lang sa kanila, wala na tayong nung dalawang leader natin, wag na nating asahan sila. Kailangan silang mag-step up.”- coach Boyet Fernandez #PBADL
“Our discipline wasn’t good in the first half and that’s not the right recipe to play successful basketball,” – Tab Baldwin #PBADL
“Di ako happy. We’re up by 17, akala nila ang galing nila. We almost lost this game,” – Charles Tiu #PBADL
Arwind Santos, Alex Cabagnot, Gabe Norwood and Troy Rosario are All-Star MVP winners leading the North All-Star cast while James Yap, Terrence Romeo, Baser Amer and Asi Taulava are MVPs bannering the South roster in the 2019 All-Star Game set at the Calasiao Sports Center here Sunday. #PBA
The left-handed big man out of San Sebastian knows how much is at stake for Magnolia, which opened the season with three straight losses. #PBA