PBA Cancels 2025 All-Star Weekend Amid Scheduling and Security Woes
Source: news.source.sunstar
The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is set to cancel the 2025 All-Star Weekend due to unresolved scheduling conflicts and security concerns. Originally planned for Davao and Panabo, the event was considered for rescheduling post-election, but no suitable alternative venue was found. The PBA has decided to fill the All-Star dates with regular Philippine Cup games, marking a significant shift in the league's calendar.
Key Points
The PBA is likely to cancel the 2025 All-Star Weekend due to scheduling conflicts and security concerns.
The event was initially planned for Davao and Panabo but could not be rescheduled after the election due to venue availability issues.
Security concerns arose from the arrest of former president Rodrigo Duterte, a Davao City native.
The PBA has decided to replace the All-Star Weekend with regular Philippine Cup games.
Recent PBA games showed contrasting results for teams like TNT and Ginebra, with notable performances from players like Japeth Aguilar and Robert Bolick.
A trade between NorthPort and Blackwater involving James Kwekuteye and Abu Tratter was approved before the games.
