BARAKO Bull cager Don Allado’s career is in shambles. The Filipino-American, a product of La Salle, is 35 years old, certainly no longer a spring chicken by PBA standards, and his contract with Barako expires at the end of this season.
Acting with “utmost judiciousness and compassion,” PBA commissioner Chito Salud yesterday fined Don Allado P500,000 and banned him for one conference for his tirades on Twitter where he accused the league of game-fixing.
The disgruntled Twitter statements of Barako Bull’s Don Allado brought Philippine sports to the flipside of social networking.
The House committee on sports development has its eyes on Barako Bull player Don Allado’s controversial allegation of game fixing in the Philippine Basketball Association.
After maligning the Philippine Basketball Association on his Twitter account and accusing the games of being “fixed,” Barako Bull’s Don Allado has issued on apology Wednesday night.
Outspoken Barako Bull forward Don Allado didn’t like how his team lost Tuesday night, and made sure the PBA knew about it.
Duke Crews virtually frolicked in the absence of somebody versatile enough to restrain him as Rain or Shine notched a 99-95 win over Barako Bull Thursday night in a PBA Commissioner Cup match at the Alshabab Club in Dubai. Rain or Shine coach Yeng Guiao felt the biggest break came midway in the second period [...]
Pride and bragging rights will be there for the taking as college basketball’s most compelling rivalry in Ateneo and La Salle get it on one more time Sunday night at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
This one is not a fantasy league that features an intimidating frontcourt combination of Enrico Villanueva, Rabeh Al-Hussaini, Noy Baclao and Japeth Aguilar, or a dazzling backcourt mixture of Mike Cortez, JV Casio, and MacCardona.
Talk ‘N Text (TNT) cager Ali Peek was shot in the neck Monday night, but the gun used was not powerful enough to knock down the hulking player.
After more than a season, “Miller Time” staged a triumphant return in the PBA and Barako Bull landed a big fish.
Mark Barroca, the former Far Eastern U ace who had his share manning the starting point guard position for the Smart Gilas Pilipinas national team, was shipped from Shopinas to B-Meg in a three-team, four-player deal completed Tuesday.
JV Casio’s vast experience in international play is no doubt his finest asset.
