Justin Brownlee’s short stint in orange and blue may have ended quietly, but the door remains wide open. Meralco’s East Asia Super League campaign closed with an 88-79 loss to the
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Patience has paid off for Meralco—and for Jason Brickman. Five months after being selected seventh overall in the 2025 PBA Rookie Draft, Brickman has officially inked a contract with the Bolts,
For the Meralco Bolts, Wednesday’s clash against the Ryukyu Golden Kings isn’t just another game—it’s a chance to make history. A victory by at least six points would punch the
For Meralco, the math is simple but unforgiving: win big or go home. With a historic East Asia Super League playoff berth hanging in the balance, the Bolts are emptying the
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson’s return trip to Manila wasn’t supposed to come this soon — nor under these circumstances. Instead of celebrating Meralco’s narrow escape against Macau in the EASL Home and Away
Meralco is set to inject new energy into its EASL campaign this Saturday in Ilagan, Isabela, as Justin Brownlee finally joins forces with Rondae Hollis-Jefferson for the first time this
Justin Brownlee remains uncertain about his availability for Meralco in the ongoing East Asia Super League (EASL) as he continues to recover from a lung infection he contracted in the United
Basketball will take on a deeper meaning in Cebu this week. When the Meralco Bolts host the debuting Macau Black Bears on November 15, the East Asia Super League (EASL)
What was supposed to be a milestone night for Meralco’s East Asia Super League (EASL) campaign turned into a cloud of uncertainty. The Bolts’ hard-earned 85–76 victory over the Taoyuan
The lights at the Capital Arena burned bright again for the Meralco Bolts — and this time, a new name shone the brightest. Sina Vahedi, the 24-year-old Iranian playmaker, announced his
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