2013 PBA MVP: What's Your Take?

We are now again in the time where we will know who deserves to be the most "important" player in the PBA. There are already many debates of the fans of the players about who really deserves the award. Now let us see who are the contenders for this prestigious award.

The image above is the 2012 PBA MVP Mark Caguioa.

Credits to www.interaksyon.com  for the image.

The contenders for the MVP plum needs to be included in the TOP 5 of Highest Statistical Point average or a winner of atleast one of the 3 Best Player Award in this season. So far, there are only 2 sure contenders. They are Jayson Castro of Talk n Text (Philippine Cup BPC) and LA Tenorio of Ginebra (Commissioner's Cup BPC).

Based on PBA-Online (http://www.pba-online.net/mvp-race/), the following are the unofficial top 5  players with the highest SPs in the season:

1. Arwind "Spiderman" Santos (Petron Blaze Boosters)

2. Calvin "The Beast" Abueva (Alaska Aces)

3. LA "The Lieutenant" Tenorio (Barangay Ginebra San Miguel) 

4. Mark "The Spark" Caguioa (Barangay Ginebra San Miguel) 

5. Jayson "The Blur" Castro (Talk n Text Tropang Texter)

Knowing the 5 contenders, who do you think deserves the MVP Plum?

2011 GOVERNOR'S CUP Game 7 Insights:

Last night was a big day for Philippine Basketball. The hype of the 7th game of the PBA finals did not disappoint the followers of the league. Don't let the 12 points win of Petron misleads you. It was really a close, intense game that even the "Living Legend" Sonny Jaworski enjoyed the game in the stands. I will post some insights about the game:

• Arwind Santos' block to Ranidel de Ocampo justifies his endorsement as the SAPAL KING of the PBA.
• Jason "The Blurr" Castro proved that he is the new MAIN MAN of the Tropang Texters. SERIOUSLY. His 2 points output did not reflect on how much of a factor Jason was last night.
• Larry Fonacier's "Baldog" three point shot is a proof on how BAD his game was yesterday.
• Coach Ato Agustin's Championship speech is one of the most comic scene in that 7 game series. But I admit, some of his statements is "below the belt" and bad for the league.

" Philip Zuñiga is a graduate of Philippine Normal University. He is a certified sports fan since 1996. "