The MPBL game from Munti-Navotas stopped due to a broken rim

Broken rim interrupted the MPBL Datu Cup game between Muntinlupa and Navotas on Saturday – MPBL MEDIA OFFICE

seems like Muntinlupa had to wait After having Having seen their previous game against the Pasig Pirates reset due to torrential rains and floods in the metropolis more than a week ago, the Resort-backed Angelis Cagers will have to wait until the last day of the playoff round before determine the result of their match against the Navotas Clutch in the MPBL Datu Cup on Saturday at the Navotas Sports Complex

The game, which was extended, was stopped in the last 1: 35 of the first OT, when a shot from three points by Navotas hit the back of the rim and broke. The lapel Michole Sorela and was satisfied by a player Muntinlupa, who held partly on the net, caused more damage to the rim and MPBL officials have decided that the Nav The Sports Complex Gym otas is not completely playable.

"We postpone the game to the last day of the playoff round, if on the last day the match will not affect their respective rankings, we will not continue the game, but if there is has a bearing, let's say that the teams are competing for a quotient, then we will continue the game with the time remaining and the score will be maintained, "said MPBL Commissioner Kenneth Duremdes

left in the first extra time with Muntinlupa in the lead, 98-95.

Duremdes also encouraged the management of Navotas' clutch to improve his play facility.

"If we continue to see a lower gaming venue in the coming days we will not play games here anymore, "said Duremdes. "We see players laying on the floor because it's slippery." Player safety should be given more importance. "

Earlier, Bataan continued his series, in winning his fourth straight game by whipping the Imus Bandera, 95-85.

Byron Villarias, who had a brief stint for the NLEX Road Warriors in the PBA, finished with 25 points on a regular five-in-seven bow shot.

The victory allowed the Zetapro-backed risers to improve their win-loss record to 4-1 while dealing with the GLC Truck and Equipment sponsored Bandera, their third defeat in four matches. – Rey Joble