James Yap suiting up for San Mig Coffee on a do-or-die game on Saturday remains a game-time decision. But one thing is for sure, his back is not getting any better.
James Yap of San Mig Coffee and Mark Caguioa of Barangay Ginebra, two of the biggest local draws in the Philippine Basketball Association the past few seasons, could play together in an All-Star Game for the first time—even for a brief moment.
San Mig Coffee swingman James Yap let his frustrations out following his team’s 67-86 defeat in Game 2 Monday night.
His back wasn’t going to get any better soon, but James Yap hoped that even just a little reprieve from the pain would go a long way as his squad faces life and death.
A tough and talented PBA All-Stars roster is set to face the Philippine men’s national team in the league’s annual All-Star week set in the first week of May at Digos City, Davao del Sur.
WELL-MEANING friends and associates of embattled San Mig Coffee superstar James Yap were right.
James Yap was not having a good day. San Mig Coffee’s star guard had a horrible shooting night in his squad’s 82-87 defeat to Air21 on Wednesday night, finishing with 17 points on 6-of-19 shooting.
An even more physical game three of the semifinals between Rain or Shine and San Mig Coffee on Christmas day.
MANY people who have not seen James Yap for sometime agree that he has lost considerable weight since they last saw him.
After a little soul-searching, the old—and deadly—James Yap showed up for San Mig Coffee last night.
With the season on the line, James Yap came up with his best game in the PBA Governors’ Cup last night as the B-Meg Llamados hacked out a 91-81 victory over the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and stayed alive in the best-of-seven title series at Smart Araneta Coliseum.
James Yap scored a conference-high 30 points as B-Meg turned back Rain or Shine, 91-81, Wednesday night to force Game 6 in the PBA Governors Cup Finals at the Smart Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City.
