Teams frown on Oftana trade

Photograph by Rio deluvio for the daily tribune CALVIN Oftana becomes the focal point of the blockbuster six-player trade.

Photograph by Rio deluvio for the daily tribune CALVIN Oftana becomes the focal point of the blockbuster six-player trade.

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Teams from the Philippine Basketball Association want the league's Commissioner's Office to veto the reported trade involving Calvin Oftana of NLEX, Troy Rosario of TNT and rookie Brandon Ganuelas-Rosser of Blackwater.
This pertains to the agreement reached by team executives and owners after the controversial Christian Standhardinger rule in 2017.
Five years ago, Kia owned the first-round pick, but ended up trading it to San Miguel Beer, creating a howl of protest from other members of the squad, who sensed the move would create imbalance to the league.