NLEX coach Boyet Fernandez. PBA IMAGES
Mac Baracael and Emman Monfort won’t play in their first official game as part of NLEX until the new conference tips off on July 15.
But Road Warriors Boyet Fernandez already knows what he’s going to get from his new players.
“Baracael will fortify our three-four man rotation while Eman will solidify our point-guard rotation,” Fernandez told INQUIRER.net in a text message.
NLEX acquired Baracael and Monfort in a six-team trade in exchange for floor-spacer Mark Borboran and rookie Simon Enciso last month.
The team also got the services of James Forrester and sent John Wilson to Phoenix in a separate deal.
The Road Warriors made the playoffs last conference as the seventh seed and lost to the No. 2 Meralco Bolts, who owned a twice-to-beat advantage in the quarterfinals.