The Meralco Bolts kick off their EASL campaign with a spectacular 97-85 victory over the Macau Black Bears—here's how they did it!
In a stunning display of skill and teamwork, the Meralco Bolts bounced back from their recent PBA playoff exit with a commanding 97-85 victory over the Macau Black Bears. Playing at the iconic Mall of Asia Arena, the Bolts showcased their determination and grit, reminding fans why they are a force to be reckoned with in the East Asia Super League (EASL). Led by Chris Newsome, who orchestrated a balanced attack, the team dominated the court, leaving a lasting impression on both the audience and their opponents.
The game marked the official start of the Bolts' EASL campaign, and they certainly made a statement with this win. This thrilling opener saw Meralco’s collective effort shine through despite not having some key players like Allein Maliksi and Raymar Jose in the lineup. Every player contributed to the scoreline, ensuring the Bolts sent Macau packing with a ‘welcome to the EASL’ experience they won’t soon forget! From fast breaks to precision three-point shots, the Bolts made it clear that they were here to compete and win.
Macau's first outing in the EASL turned into a tough lesson in basketball, as their defense struggled to contain the onslaught from Meralco's offense. The Black Bears, although new to the competition, aimed to put up a good fight but found themselves outmatched in most aspects of the game. The city of Macau is known for its vibrant culture and thrilling entertainment, but in this matchup, it was the Meralco Bolts who ultimately stole the show.
As the Bolts continue their EASL journey, they are waiting on reinforcements like Cansino and Maliksi. If those players are able to join the team, they could further strengthen an already impressive roster. Interestingly enough, the EASL is not just a platform for showcasing local talent, but it also fosters camaraderie among various teams across Asia. Grab your popcorn because this exciting league is just getting started!
Meralco Bolts set aside the disappointment of its PBA playoff exit beating Macau Black Bears, 97-85, to open the EASL campaign.
PH team Meralco Bolts blew out the visiting Macau Black Bears, 97-85, in the second game of the East Asia Super League Tip-Off event.
Chris Newsome leads a balanced attack as Meralco opens its EASL campaign in style after a forgettable stint last season.
The Meralco Bolts took down the Macau Black Bears, 97-85, in the opening night of the East Asia Super League on Wednesday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
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