Showing posts with label San Miguel Corporation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Miguel Corporation. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Marc Pingris trade rumors started after rejoining Gilas Pilipinas team
STAR forward Marc Pingris admitted he is aware that trade speculations have started to swirl, shortly after he got the go-signal to rejoin the Gilas Pilipinas pool ahead of the FIBA Asia championship.
Pingris has long been an 'untouchable' in a Star team he helped lead to six PBA championships including a grand slam in 2014, but rumors have persisted that he's no longer on the 'protected list' since rejoining Gilas.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
SMC removes Noli Eala as sports operations head
San Miguel Corp. (SMC) on Thursday announced that executive Noli Eala will no longer be the company’s consultant for basketball operations.
In a statement, the company said Eala will be re-assigned to "help out in the company’s infrastructure businesses,” noting that his “managerial expertise and experience with various companies he handled in recent years will be very valuable in his new assignment.”
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
SMC Exec receives criticism after Alfrancis Chua resignation
San Miguel Corporation executive Noli Eala took to Twitter to address the criticism he has been receiving online regarding recent developments involving the conglomerate’s PBA teams.
“Certainly don’t appreciate all the hate I’m receiving, mostly unfair. Frankly, many haters are barking up the wrong tree. Still, life goes on,” said Eala.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
San Miguel Corporation re-evalutes participation in the PBA after Balkman's Lifetime Ban
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is re-evaluating its participation in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) in the wake of the "choking incident" involving Petron Blaze import Renaldo Balkman.
According to a report on Spin.ph, SMC accepted the lifetime ban imposed on Balkman after his meltdown against the Alaska Aces last Friday that ended with him choking teammate Arwind Santos.
But the company also said it believes "the incident has been blown out of proportion, and has damaged our good name."
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