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Justin Brownlee finally found a way to be truly effective for Barangay Ginebra in the PBA Governors’ Cup championship series.And he did so by taking a page from the enemy’s playbook in

TNT found itself on the nasty end of a sound beating from Barangay Ginebra on Sunday night that it wiped whatever cushion—psychological or on the literal scoreboard—the defending champion had

Defending champion TNT and Barangay Ginebra go at it again on Wednesday in the PBA Governors’ Cup Finals, with the powerhouse clubs looking to bring entirely different versions of themselves

TNT, buoyed by its veterans, put out one fire after another on Friday night to take down Barangay Ginebra, 95-85, and keep its lofty perch in the PBA Governors' Cup.The Tropang Giga

On a night when a rookie tried to make his mark, TNT’s battle-hardened veteran Jayson Castro turned in one of the most unforgettable performances of his career.The 38-year-old playmaker,

Gilas Pilipinas' Justin Brownlee during a game against Chinese Taipei in the Fiba Asia Cup qualifiers.–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net

Justin Brownlee–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net National coach Tim Cone reaffirmed that naturalized ace Justin Brownlee will be seeing action when

FILE–Meralco Bolts coach Luigi Trillo.– MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net

New import Akil Mitchell knocked down the marginal free throw with six seconds left and Meralco completed its comeback to defeat South Korea’s Busan KCC Egis, 81-80, Wednesday in the East Asia

Gilas Pilipinas hosts a higher-ranked New Zealand next week in the second window of the Fiba Asia Cup Qualifiers, and there will be a big chance it will do so without one of its promising young