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BY ADRIAN STEWART CO
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MANILA – GlobalPort Batang Pier is already seeing a roadblock in its campaign in the yet-to-open PBA Philippine Cup.
Star guard Terrence Romeo is likely to be out for the entire conference due to a knee injury.
Romeo said he could be out for two to three months – which will also make it impossible for him to suit up for Gilas Pilipinas’ matches against Australia and Japan in February.
“Tingin ko mga two to three months pa bago ako makalaro uli,” he said. “Tingin ko malabo na akong makalaro sa Philippine Cup at doon sa next matches ng Gilas Pilipinas.”
“Wala namang surgery na kailangan dito sa injury ko pero kailangan ng mahabang therapy,” he added. “Pero hindi pa masimulan iyong therapy dahil namamaga pa iyong tuhod ko.”
Romeo was unable to play for the national team during its first two campaigns, against Japan and Chinese Taipei, in the 2019 FIBA World Cup Qualifier last month.
“Kung wala lang naman akong injury gusto ko talagang maglaro para sa Gilas pero iyon talaga eh sobrang bugbog na tuhod ko,” Romeo said. “Noong last season pinipilit ko na lang lumaro.”
Batang Pier will have to settle for its other guards – Stanley Pringle, Jonathan Grey, Sean Anthony, Ryan Arana, Andreas Cahilig, and Michael Juico – for offense./PN
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