Manuel leads the BPC derby – News | PBA

Vic Manuel, the Alaskan Milk striker, progressed leaps and bounds after a long battle with injury, he became the best player of the Conference after the playoff round of the Cup of Nations. PBA Commissions 2018.

Manuel, MVP Trained at age 31, was the best local player in the round robin, getting a best league result of 24.18 points per game with other averages of 6.27 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 0.82 fly and 0.64 block an exit With the 80-point bonus earned during Alaska's 8-3 win, Manuel recorded a score of 37.2 points per game, dominating everyone, including four-time defending PBA player June Mar Fajardo with 36.8 SP per match

Sean Anthony and Stanley Pringle, the new GlobalPort two-punch, were third and fourth with their averages of 35.4 and 35.0 SP while Chris Newsome of Meralco rounds up the Magic Five with 33.5 SPs .

The next five were Rain or Raymond Almazan of Shine (31.3), Matthew Wright (30.7) of Phoenix, Japeth Aguilar of Ginebra (30.5), Alex Cabagnot of San Miguel (30.5) and Troy Rosario (29.9)

Jayson Castro (29.6), Arwind Santos (29.4) barely missed the Top 10 of the playoffs where ROS and Alaska finished the best teams followed by TNT KaTropa, Meralco, Ginebra, San Miguel, Magnolia and GlobalPort to complete the playoffs.

Manuel was easily the best consistent player, scoring at least 20 points in each of their 11 games in the elims. For the record, he had never made more than 13.7 points on average since he joined the league as the ninth GlobalPort selection of the 2012 repechage.

Fajardo , however, breathes Manuel's neck with his 19.64 points, 11.36 rebounds and 1.5 assists.

Meanwhile, Eugene Phelps of Phoenix leads all comers in the Best Import race, with 55.1 SP per game. His closest prosecutor is Renaldo Balkman of San Miguel (53.4).