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Seven-time PBA Best Import awardee Bobby Parks’ son Ray sent an email from Memphis the other day to say he’s doing fine playing basketball and missing his Filipino relatives.


Ray seems on the way to becoming a Fil-Am superstar. He turned only 14 last Feb. 19 and now stands 6-4, give or take an inch. From the way he’s growing, Ray could shoot up to 6-8 – way taller than his dad who was listed a generous 6-5 in US college basketball record books.


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"We’re sticking with Kelvin," he replied. "He brought us to the Finals with his defense. In the Coca-Cola (semifinal) series, his block on (Ron) Hale in Game 5 decided the outcome.  But he could help us even more if he scores 12 to 15 points a game."


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Ray seems on the way to becoming a Fil-Am superstar. He turned only 14 last Feb. 19 and now stands 6-4, give or take an inch. From the way he’s growing, Ray could shoot up to 6-8 – way taller than his dad who was listed a generous 6-5 in US college basketball record books.


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Shout-out from Parks’ son

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 10, 2007 - 12:00am

Seven-time PBA Best Import awardee Bobby Parks’ son Ray sent an email from Memphis the other day to say he’s...

Sports

Price is right

By Joaquin M. Henson | May 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Before the start of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Samsung Governors Cup Finals, I asked Purefoods interim coach Ryan Gregorio if there was a possibility that import Kelvin Price would be replaced. "We’re...

Sports

NBA’s empire grows

By Bill Velasco | July 21, 2001 - 12:00am

It’s been a few weeks since the Los Angeles Lakers have bathed in the afterglow of their second straight NBA championship, and the WNBA has seized the pro basketball spotlight. But the NBA’s empire continues...

Sports