There's a curious case brewing with the San Miguel Beermen.

Looking at the numbers, we can see which eras had a few dominant teams and which had a more even playing field.

Let’s say the 2024-25 PBA season ended today, with TNT locked into the 12th spot and Barangay Ginebra securing the 11th.

Same teams. Same imports. TNT Tropang GIGA and Barangay Ginebra San Miguel Kings are set to battle once again.

Despite fielding four imports in an attempt to find the right fit, none of them could make the desired impact.

Letting go of June Mar Fajardo in exchange for anyone in the PBA right now would be outright insane.

If there’s one thing Samboy Lim and Bong Alvarez had in common, it is the ability to captivate an audience.

The race for the final quarterfinal slot in the 2024-25 PBA Commissioner’s Cup is nothing short of chaotic.

Chot Reyes may have his haters as Gilas Pilipinas coach, but as TNT Tropang GIGA tactician, it’s hard to say anything bad about him.

At the moment, Northport is assured of the next round. And yet, we still are not impressed. 

Mo’ money, mo’ problems. I guess this sums up whatever is happening with the San Miguel Beermen.

The PBA is not dying. It just has a lot of issues.

If Seigle won the MVP award of that season, he would have had an automatic spot in the 40 Greatest PBA Players list.

Standhardinger is going to retire from the PBA to pursue other opportunities elsewhere.

The most shocking thing about this trade is that it’s a lackluster one, with Terrafirma getting the proverbial talent shaft.

SAN MIGUEL BEERMEN OVERALL RECORD | 11 - 10 REGULAR SEASON | 6 - 4 PLAYOFFS | 5 - 6  

SAN MIGUEL BEERMEN | OPENING DAY ROSTER

That said, I think the PBA, and now San Miguel, finally understand that the farm teams are detrimental to their fans.

OVERALL RECORD | 33 - 11

With that said, not all top picks have the best situations. In the NBA, some players would rather go undrafted than fall in the late first r

Long before Olsen Racela, Alex Cabagnot, and even Hector Calma, Yoyong Martirez was the man directing the moves in San Miguel.

For Meralco fans, from the Sta. Lucia days or just recently-hitched their bandwagon, this has been long overdue.

The Meralco Bolts are one win away from winning their first-ever championship.

You know that thing when a person wins an individual award before a PBA Finals game and his team loses? Well, it did not happen here. In...