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Sorpresa sa Beijing

By Bill Velasco | May 11, 2006 - 12:00am

Isang batalyon ng mga kilalang personalidad mula sa NBA at amateur basketball sa Amerika ang magtuturo sa mga mahihirang sa adidas Superstar Camp Asian sa Beijing Sports University mula ika-22 hanggang ika-26 ng...

PSN Palaro

Superstar surprises

By Bill Velasco | May 6, 2006 - 12:00am

A platoon of the most known names in basketball will be the all-star coaches and trainors in the adidas Superstar Camp at the Beijing Sports University in China from May 22 to 26. Last year, the camp featured 56...

Sports

Kenji Kanai case file/ Steve Weigh

By Bill Velasco | August 1, 2005 - 12:00am

The Japanese government is turning a very interested eye on the homicide of Filipino-Japanese basketball player Kenji Kanai, who was killed in a vehicular accident on July 16. In an e-mail to The Star from Japan,...

Sports

Amazing Arenas

By Bill Velasco | June 19, 2004 - 12:00am

Stick to it until you make it. That’s the message Washington Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas sends to all the young players he meets. The former Golden State Warrior has had a break-out season, a far cry from when...

Sports

A heavenly three years

By Bill Velasco | June 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Today marks the beginning of a modest anniversary celebration of The Basketball Show. It’s hard to believe we’ve been around this long. (At times, it feels like an instant; in others, it feels like forever.)...

Sports

Adidas opens superstar camp

May 22, 2004 - 12:00am

SHANGHAI, China — The adidas superstar camp Asia officially kicked off at the Shanghai Sports Academy today with 50 elite youth players from seven countries, including four from the Philippines.

Sports