Hopefully he will, but I am just saying the possibility that he will not get back his usual old self easily, it will take time for sure and he will not right away given his usual minutes too. We know Fajardo is their best player and therefore the defense will be focus more on him, and grabbing at least 10 rebounds per game means he is working hard inside.

Depends on him if how he will take this and if his desire to continue forcing himself to prove more, I guess with his achievements he doesn't need
to prove anything and he's also aging so after this operations he can either be back as healthy and good or he can also be there just to finish his
contract and enjoy his paychecks.

The 6th straight All-Filipino Cup title for San Miguel Beermen will surely much tougher to achieve now that their main man June Mar Fajardo will be out for the whole conference.

This is the best time now to show their critics that the Beermen is not just all about Fajardo when it comes to All-Filipino. We all know that on every Philippine Cup, Beermen is known for always dominating the league and they are holding the title for 5 straight years. Most PBA enthusiasts always predict that the Beermen will be a champion every All-Filipino because no doubt that no one in the league can stop Fajardo which is also accompanied by most of the best-known gunners in the league.

I've remembered the last time I bet against the Beermen on All-Filipino Cup finals. It was against Alaska and I will surely bag some nice and decent profits if Alaska will snatch a series title against these Giants. Alaska is doing great at that conference and they able to pin down the Beermen on a 3-0 lead at the Finals. Just 1 more win for the championship but the Beermen bounce back on a 4 straight win. If I remember, Beermen pushed Fajardo to play which plays a big role in why the outcome has changed. Even playing at a minor injury, Fajardo still dominates the paint. Really a monster.

Is there any information about the full details of Fajardo's injury? What I see on some news sources do have the same content.

I hate to say this but SMB always gives few details regarding Fajardo's injury even in the past. They just said that its a leg injury with no specific medical term. In UAAP and NCAA, if there's an injury on their player, it was well-detailed and the time of possible recovery period was also mentioned.

Is this a coincidence that SMB is just protecting Fajardo not to play on the upcoming international league? FIBA Asia qualifiers will take place starting on February 20 and PH do have a match on that day while their second game is on 23rd.

True Filipino will always be fighting no matter what. It is nothing compared to all the sacrifices of him and his team  to win the game. I know that he will be back again for his fans and for his passion in basketball. This isn't something about money for him its about his love for Basketball.

That is the bad thing about injuries.

It will not just hurt you physically but it will eat you up emotionally as you would always worry about how you move and how you play. As a player, you really need to hustle but we can't do anything when this happens but to pray that he can quickly get back to the court. As far as I know, this recovers at 4 to 6 months including rehab. Hope the Beermen can hold on while he's in there.

Lets change the topic a bit.

First topic:
I have browsed youtube a while ago I have watched a video regarding the new rule that the Commissioner created and he said that "If a player will skip the PBA Draft for 2 consecutive seasons then the player will be ban permanently in the PBA. If a player is eligible already in PBA draft but he choose to skip to draft himself to be drafted for 2 consecutive years then he will receive a total ban from PBA.

We know that Thirdy Ravena chose not to be drafted last 2019 PBA draft for some reasons and he also commented on this saying that "There must be a considerations to this rule."


Second topic:
I just recently watched a video again on youtube and I saw that there is a trade that happened between NorthPort and Ginebra.
A trade consist of Greg Slaughter and their Rookie Jerick Balanza in exchange of Christian Standhardinger.
Do you think it is a fair trade between the 2 teams??

Any opinion with this?

no comment on the first topic, I am not interested with Thirdy Ravena right now.



This favors the Ginebra San Miguel, Standhardinger is still on his prime now while Slaughter might not be like his usual self, he is not earning much minutes with the Ginebra as they very predictable with him in the Floor. If they'll get C stand, they will become a good contender in the all Filipino cup, C stand and Japeth will be unstoppable in the inside and we know Standhardinger can run on fast plays, Slaughter can't.

Without any personal or serious reason for skipping on that, I agree with the new rule.

It should have no exception no matter how great or talented the player is. On the other hand, it's just applied to PBA so those players will still have a chance to be part of the national team for the international league or other local leagues.

I also agree that there should be a consideration. Maybe we can see the whole terms about this for us to discuss what should be those things that can be considered? Anyone with the link? I try to search for it but as we know PBA does have limited information showing the public the whole info of any rules.