In a program as tumultuous and unpredictable as Gilas Pilipinas, Dwight Ramos has emerged as one of the team’s few reliable constants over these past few years. Ramos’ role has grown through the years, initially serving as a backcourt stabilizer and on-ball defender for Gilas. However, Ramos has asserted himself more and more on offense
From hilarious analogies to baffling meltdowns, this week in sports had it all. We saw veterans falling flat and leagues making head-scratching moves that feel straight out of a dictatorship. Throw in some bizarre fan behavior, a spicy celebrity jab at ESPN, and a few questionable takes from basketball greats, and you’ve got plenty of
With Kai Sotto still recovering from a torn ACL, Gilas Pilipinas has stumbled out of the gates in the FIBA Asia Cup. Gilas dropped its first two games to Chinese Taipei and New Zealand in disappointing fashion as both contests were extremely winnable. Against New Zealand, the 22nd ranked team in the world, the Philippines
Jayson Tatum’s rehabilitation appears to be going well. Just three months after suffering a devastating torn Achilles during the Boston Celtics’ playoff run, the six-time NBA All-Star was seen already walking around without a boot. Nonetheless, Boston general manager Brad Stevens’ recent moves have telegraphed that he is in no rush to bring Tatum back
Even with the favorite to win the 2025 WNBA Most Valuable Player award missing on the floor, the Minnesota Lynx got the job done on Wednesday, as they escaped with a 91-87 victory over the Seattle Storm on the road at Climate Pledge Arena. Without star forward Napheesa Collier, who is nursing an injury, the
Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell got his rhythm going again on Wednesday. Following one of her worst performances in the 2025 WNBA season, in which she scored nine points on a horrid 3-for-16 shooting from the floor in a 78-74 win over the Seattle Storm last Monday, Mitchell erupted for 34 points on 11-for-19 shooting
