Big PBA Trade Rejected | PBA News and Trade Rumors


The news making the rounds is the PBA rejected a trade. No teams or players are officially known, but insiders say they are Alaska and Phoenix. It is not clear which players are involved.

If Phoenix is involved, the most likely names are Matthew Wright, Jason Perkins and Justin Chua. For Alaska you have Taylor Brown, Abu Tratter, Jeron Teng and Gab Banal.

If Wright is involved, big name players from Alaska will no doubt be included. With Chua it could be in exchange for a big man too. However it is not clear why the PBA rejected the trade.

Even though it was, that does not mean the trade cannot push through. Recall the Poy Erram trade to TNT which underwent several revisions before being approved. Alaska and Phoenix will have to do the same to get this deal done.

The question is, who could the players be? Who initiated the trade? If it was phoenix, could they really be offering Wright? But for whom? 

One would think that if Wright was on the trading block, other teams from the SMC and MVP group would come in. So perhaps it is Chua or another player.

Whatever the case, we will know if the two teams will revise the trade and if it gets approved. 

One thing for sure also, is that Phoenix needs to make a change. They have been really struggling and it looks like the team is not the same without Calvin Abueva. And look at what Calvin has done for Magnolia. 

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